Re: [Moses-support] Interpolation Script hangs

[Allen Smith]

What does it say after it outputs "Executing:"? Is there a matching process
in the output from ps -ef?

-Allen (Allen W. Smith, Ph.D.)

On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 4:57 AM, Fathima Farhath Farook <
fathimafarh...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> I tried to interpolate multiple LMs using EMS multiple times(Running on
> CentOS). But it failed. After analysing I noticed that the problem was in
> the "interpolate-lm.perl"
>
> the system gets hang at -
>
>  my $pid = open3($wtr, $rdr, $err, @_);
>
> Does anyone have any clue ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Farhath Farook
>
>
> 
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Re: [Moses-support] Looking for a tool for training csv delimited and aligned data

[Allen Smith]

You are quite welcome. It looks like GIZApp isn't what you're looking for -
sequitur-g2p is a lot closer.

-Allen

On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 9:57 PM, doc  wrote:

> Many thanks for your kind interest.
> Basically I aim was to find if a training tool exists which can train data
> with the following format:
> abc=def
> Where the right hand is the input and the left hand is the output.
> I chose English to UK IPA as an example. I have around 80,000+ strings of
> English to IPA. An example is given below:
> ˈem=əm
> ˈneath=niːθ
> ˈshun=ʃʌn
> ˈtwas=twɒz
> ˈtwen=twiːn
> ˈtwen-decks=ˈtwiːn-deks
> ˈtwere=twɜːr
> ˈtwill=twɪl
> ˈtwixt=twɪkst
> ˈtwould=twʊd
> ˈun=ən
> A=eiː
> Aˈs=eɪz
> A-bomb=ˈeɪ-bɒm
> If I had an unknown word like say
> superpose
> the tool after training should be able to predict
> suːpəˈpəʊz
>  or something like that. Stress does not matter
> I wonder if someone in the MOSES team could come up with a small tool
> which can be used for such kind of work. As a linguist, I can assure you
> that such a tool would be immensely popular and render great service to the
> community.
> I need not add that I will download GIZApp and try. I am trying out
> SciKit, but the results are not very encouraging.
> Many thanks
>
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 3:23 AM, Allen Smith 
> wrote:
>
>> Are you wanting to train something to align letters and sounds, or to
>> figure out the sounds given the letters? (As it happens, I've been working
>> on using GIZApp to do the former.)
>>
>> -Allen (Allen W. Smith, Ph.D.)
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 4:01 AM, doc  wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>> I am looking for a tool for training data using either Statistical
>>> methods or even CNN/RNN.
>>> Basically the tool would allow the user to train simple data and then
>>> once trained, it could be deployed to predict unknown data
>>> As an example, I have around 80,000 words in English converted to IPA
>>> [text aligned in CSV format] and would like to train the tool using the
>>> data, to predict in the case of new words.
>>> Using Moses is like using a surgeon's scalpel to saw wood
>>> And since I work in a Windows environment installing Moses is not very
>>> easy
>>> In any case a large number of linguists like me would prefer to have a
>>> tool with ease of use.I am sure that if such a tool is made available, it
>>> will be one of the most popular tools.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any help.
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Moses-support] Looking for a tool for training csv delimited and aligned data

[Allen Smith]

Are you wanting to train something to align letters and sounds, or to
figure out the sounds given the letters? (As it happens, I've been working
on using GIZApp to do the former.)

-Allen (Allen W. Smith, Ph.D.)

On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 4:01 AM, doc  wrote:

> Hello,
> I am looking for a tool for training data using either Statistical methods
> or even CNN/RNN.
> Basically the tool would allow the user to train simple data and then once
> trained, it could be deployed to predict unknown data
> As an example, I have around 80,000 words in English converted to IPA
> [text aligned in CSV format] and would like to train the tool using the
> data, to predict in the case of new words.
> Using Moses is like using a surgeon's scalpel to saw wood
> And since I work in a Windows environment installing Moses is not very easy
> In any case a large number of linguists like me would prefer to have a
> tool with ease of use.I am sure that if such a tool is made available, it
> will be one of the most popular tools.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
>
>
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[Moses-support] mkcls - usable for bilingual class creation?

[Allen Smith]

Hi. The original Och paper (at least the one not in, IIRC, German) that's
referenced for mkcls (at http://www.fjoch.com/mkcls.html) includes a
description of using a starting alignment to improve the word
classification. Is this indeed doable with mkcls, and if so, how?

Thanks,

-Allen (Allen W. Smith, Ph.D.)
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