On 25/06/15 15:55, Barry Haddow wrote:
From memory, I think you are correct. For recombination we only care if
the FF states are equal or not equal, the actual order does not matter.
The hypotheses are added to an (ordered) set when they get created,
where the orderer uses the
Hi Guchun.
thanks - fixed.
best wishes,
Rico
On 25.06.2015 16:05, Guchun Zhang wrote:
Hi there,
In Section 5.13.7 NPLM on Page 267, the option --words_file passed
to prepareNeuralLM expects an existing file containing the words to be
added in the vocabulary. Considering the line right
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Looking at replacing WordsBitmap's implementation with std::vectorbool
(less code, less memory) I came across this function:
«
/** check, if two hypothesis can be recombined.
this is actually a sorting function that allows us to
keep an ordered list of hypotheses. This makes recombination
I'm pretty sure that's the major bug we missed until now ;)
W dniu 2015-06-25 10:09, Jeroen Vermeulen napisał(a):
Looking at replacing WordsBitmap's implementation with std::vectorbool
(less code, less memory) I came across this function:
«
/** check, if two hypothesis can be
On 25/06/15 15:41, Hieu Hoang wrote:
i don't think m_ffStates[i] can be null and compare.m_ffStates[i] can
ever be NOT null.
it should be an assert of UTIL_THROW_IF(...), rather than an if statement
That's a little beyond my ken though... I'm nervous enough about
touching code here that
i don't think m_ffStates[i] can be null and compare.m_ffStates[i] can
ever be NOT null.
it should be an assert of UTIL_THROW_IF(...), rather than an if statement
On 25/06/2015 12:09, Jeroen Vermeulen wrote:
Looking at replacing WordsBitmap's implementation with std::vectorbool
(less code,
