Even for the last stable release of Moses? I thought that predates the kenlm
release by a couple months.
~amittai
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From: moses-support-boun...@mit.edu [mailto:moses-support-boun...@mit.edu] On
Behalf Of Kenneth Heafield
Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2011 9:55 PM
To: moses-s
wait-a-sec, kenlm doesn't generate LM's, does it? Then that goes under
"running Moses", which is already pretty well documented. I'm not trying to
replace the Moses wiki!
I think the missing step in the Moses-on-Windows documentation is "how do you
install the tools to generate a language
> If any of the IRSTLM/KenLM/$foo-LM –using folks on here have
> instructions or experience with compiling their particular tool under
> Cygwin, lemme know, and I’ll either include it or point to it. I
> guarantee dozens of extra downloads!
Sure, here's how you compile KenLM and link it into Moses
A native Windows moses decoder is a popular, but not popular enough for
anyone to commit the resources (yet?).
"Using the Internal LM is a bad idea..." KenLM is inference-only. So,
why not scrap the old Internal LM altogether and officially replace with
KenLM -- regardless of a Windows ver
Hi Aleksandre,
you cannot have a reordering model when you
use the hierarchical model.
Remove "-reordering msd-bidirectional-fe" from
the invocation.
-phi
On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 11:49 PM, Alexandre Helle wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm switching from phrase-based models to tree-based models. When I la
Hi,
I'm switching from phrase-based models to tree-based models. When I launch
the script train-model.perl I get the next error:
$ $SCRIPTS_ROOTDIR/training/train-model.perl -scripts-root-dir
$SCRIPTS_ROOTDIR -root-dir $f-$e -corpus data/low/train.cln -f $f -e $e
-alignment grow-diag-final-and -r
Oh, you kids and your silly file deletions! All the changes to Makefile etc etc
could be applied automagically with a perl script if there's a flag that says
"compile under Cygwin". I seem to recall someone proposing this a couple years
ago, but nothing came of it. If there was such a flag, then
I use the following:
errno, sterror_r, open, close, mmap, munmap, ftruncate, fstat (for file
size), lseek, read, and write
Apparently the Windows equivalent to mmap is CreateFileMapping. If
there's a windows user out there who wants native calls and is willing
to help #ifdef, contact me. I pro
Thanks Hieu,
it seems to be indeed the case of often-seen source phrases - there was
a new increment of output after next 2 hours.
on 16/07/11 07:27 Hieu Hoang said the following:
> it may be you have a slow disk, or the filesystem isn't reporting
> up-to-date timestamp. I think this can happen
