El dl 17 de 02 de 2014 a les 18:53 +, en/na Ingibjorg Elsa
Bjornsdottir va escriure:
> Hi there Apertium community,
>
> I have created an Icelandic - Russian wordlist/dictionary in google docs
> . You are all welcome to contribute or to send
> me ideas that you may have.
>
> The path is the
Hi there Apertium community,
I have created an Icelandic - Russian wordlist/dictionary in google docs
. You are all welcome to contribute or to send
me ideas that you may have.
The path is the following:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtVcoB9lkZjndGRqMVJqWnBUbTdlekRSSVFiSDRNbUE&
El dg 16 de 02 de 2014 a les 03:07 +0530, en/na Sudarsh Rathi va
escriure:
> Hello everyone,
>I'm Sudarsh Rathi, a sophomore majoring in
> "Computational Linguistics" at International Institute Of Information
> Technology, Hyderabad, India. I wish to work with Apertium for t
Hi Miquel,
thank you for your informative answer. In deed I needed to create a
coocurrence file.
I did successfully create such a file with snt2cooc.out
And GIZA++ has run successfully and made a lot of files in my home
directory (!).
How do I redirect the output to a more suitable folder? -outpu
Hi Per,
if I am not wrong, depending on how you compile GIZA++, it can generate the
coocurrence files on-the-fly during alignment, or you may need to do so
before running the alignment. Actually, I think that, with the standard
compilation, you are in the second case. Have a look here:
https://cod
Hi,
I tried the procedure described at
http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Using_GIZA%2B%2B to get a rough
dictionary, but encountered the following error in the last step:
ERROR: NO COOCURRENCE FILE GIVEN!
Is one step missing in the procedure?
Yours,
Per Tunedal
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