Hi,
The OS is Debian 9 (stretch/testing), and perl is v5.24.1.
2017年3月29日 上午12:53,"liling tan" 寫道:
Interesting, I've just took a look at the perluniprop documentation
carefully, generic \p{Line_Break} didn't exist but Ubuntu and Mac OS let me
slip pass without
Interesting, I've just took a look at the perluniprop documentation
carefully, generic \p{Line_Break} didn't exist but Ubuntu and Mac OS let me
slip pass without error/warning. I supposed \p{Line_Break} automatically
goes to \p{Line_Break: Alphabetic} or \p{Line_Break: Ambiguous}
Maybe the
Hi Dingyuan, Hieu,
Thanks for highlighting the issue.
The deprecation warning from mteval has been there since early 2015 on
https://www.mail-archive.com/moses-support@mit.edu/msg12057.html
The fix at https://github.com/moses-smt/mosesdecoder/pull/170 was adhering
to unicode annex on
Hi Matthias,
that sounds good. Thanks!
W dniu 28.03.2017 o 16:12, Matthias Huck pisze:
> Hi Marcin,
>
> If a sentence-level BLEU does the job for you (rather than corpus
> -level), then check out the `sentence-bleu-nbest` tool in Moses. This
> tool worked for me a couple of months ago, and I hope
Hi Marcin,
If a sentence-level BLEU does the job for you (rather than corpus
-level), then check out the `sentence-bleu-nbest` tool in Moses. This
tool worked for me a couple of months ago, and I hope that nobody broke
it in the meantime.
Once you have sentence-level BLEU scores for all the
Hi,
I got the following error while using Experiment Management System:
==> TRAINING_build-reordering.3 <==
PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/snap/bin:/snap/bin"
cd /root/working/experiments
echo 'starting at '`date`' on '`hostname`
mkdir -p
If you find that {Line_Break:Hyphen} works, please consider checking it in.
These compatibility issues are difficult to debug alone and depends on the
exact perl/OS version you're running. Your fix will add a little to the
body of knowledge
* Looking for MT/NLP opportunities *
Hieu Hoang
Hi list,
does anyone have a tool that takes a moses-format n-best list and can
output the single best sentence per source sentence according to BLEU
and a given reference? Or anything that can be shoehorned into something
like that?
Thanks,
Marcin