Hello,
I'm wondering about how the lexical scores in the phrase table are
calculated. I have some memory of hearing someone say something like "It's
just IBM model 1 scores for the phrase pair", which could be interpreted in
so many ways... and now that I look at the Moses documentation online it
Hi Felipe
Multi-threading support has very recently been added to moses chart, so you
need the latest svn version. You also need to build moses with threading
enables (run ./configure --help to see the arguments). You can check if it's
working by running top and verifying that cpu usage is abov
There's a German compound splitting tool that's tuned for MT that's
released as part of cdec (https://github.com/redpony/cdec). You'll
have to build the decoder, but then you should be able to run the
script in
cdec / compound-split / compound-split.pl
-Chris
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Tom
Hi,
Last question. Does moses chart also support threads? I launched MERT
with --decoder-flags "-threads 4" but I am not sure if it is really
using threads. It seems not.
Thanks again for your help.
--
Felipe
El 10/03/11 19:26, Philipp Koehn escribió:
> Hi,
>
> if you are planning to run MERT
I know German language requires special corpus preparation. Can
someone point me in the right direction regarding what compound words,
stemming, etc?
Thanks,
Tom___
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Hi,
if you are planning to run MERT on a single multi-core machine,
then you should use multi-threaded Moses, which will be much
simpler and likely even be faster that running processes in parallel.
-phi
2011/3/10 Felipe Sánchez Martínez :
> Hi,
>
>> not that I know. However, assuming you want t
Hi Felipe
If you're running on a single machine then you're better off using multi-
threaded moses, since it will use less memory than running multi-process,
best regards
Barry
On Thursday 10 Mar 2011 18:15:07 Felipe Sánchez Martínez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > not that I know. However, assuming you wa
Hi,
> not that I know. However, assuming you want to use moses-parallel in
> order to take advantage of a multi-core desktop with Ubuntu, installing
> a regular queue management system is not that costly, since Torque is
> conveniently packaged into the distro. In fact, I run moses-parallel on
> m
Hi Felipe,
not that I know. However, assuming you want to use moses-parallel in
order to take advantage of a multi-core desktop with Ubuntu, installing a
regular queue management system is not that costly, since Torque is
conveniently packaged into the distro. In fact, I run moses-parallel on
Hello all,
Is there any way to run moses-parallel.pl on a regular installation
where no special software, such as Sun Grid Engine, is used for
scheduling jobs. I would perform the translations needed by mert in
parallel. I searched the list archive and I did not find anything :(
Thank you very
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