Hi,
If xmlrpc-c is installed in standard paths including the abyss server
option, then the following command should return zero when run from bash:
g++ -include xmlrpc-c/base.hpp -lxmlrpc_server_abyss++ -x c++ - 'int
main() {}'
and server will be compiled automatically. Otherwise, it expects a
Hi everyone,
currently, I want to add new feature into moses decoder with chart
decoding, I did as document, but I found that not work, the value of total
score and element of score in ScoreComponent doesn't change. I used
GetScoreBreakDown() and print all value in vector, then I saw that value
Hi Thomas
Yes, you're correct, mert doesn't remove duplicates in the nbest lists. It's
something that we intended to do (and probably mentioned in the mert paper)
but somehow never got around to it.
As Lane pointed out, you have to be careful to do the duplicate removal
correctly. You can
Hi Thu
Have you verified that your feature is being called, and inserting values into
the feature vector?
What do you mean when you say that element of score in ScoreComponent doesn't
change ? Do you mean that your new feature has value 0? Or is it missing?
To add a feature to moses chart
Hi
This is what I get:
g++ -include xmlrpc-c/base.hpp -lxmlrpc_server_abyss++ -x c++ -
'int main() {}'
/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.4.3/../../../../lib/libxmlrpc_server_abyss++.so:
undefined reference to `xmlrpc_c::registryPtr::get() const'
Fair enough. I've rewritten the test. Does it work now? This library
is harder to link against than SRILM. . .
Kenneth
On 11/30/11 12:19, Kádár Tamás (KTamas) wrote:
Hi
This is what I get:
g++ -include xmlrpc-c/base.hpp -lxmlrpc_server_abyss++ -x c++ -
'int main() {}'
Yup, that fixed it for me, just compiled a fresh moses and the server
is compiled and working. Thanks a lot! It's great to see an
open-source software with such an awesome community and support.
Best regards,
Tamas
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 1:53 PM, Kenneth Heafield mo...@kheafield.com wrote:
Dear Moses,
The following files exist in scripts or are compiled in scripts but
were not installed by the pre-existing Makefile. The Jamfile currently
just installs the same files when passed --install-scripts. Should
these files be added?
Kenneth
Directories: regression-testing,
Hi!
Well, it doesn't have to be the same target translation, just the exact same
score vector (and the same feature vector, of course). I agree that MERT is
working correctly, my mail was always about the efficiency. In my experiments
MERT took the major part of the running time, and I believe
The script merge_alignment.py should be in the scripts directory too
to run with mgiza.
On 11/30/11, Kenneth Heafield mo...@kheafield.com wrote:
Dear Moses,
The following files exist in scripts or are compiled in scripts but
were not installed by the pre-existing Makefile. The Jamfile
On the basis that the released files set probably wasn't maintained, I
went ahead and threw most everything in. It now covers everything
except these directories:
tests, regression-testing, other, bin (generated by bjam)
and these source files:
Hi John
This script is part of mgiza, rather than moses, so it should be copied to the
--with-giza directory, along with mgizapp
cheers - Barry
On Wednesday 30 Nov 2011 19:51:18 John Morgan wrote:
The script merge_alignment.py should be in the scripts directory too
to run with mgiza.
On
I'd prefer to handle GIZA++ like any other dependency: installed in a
read-only directory.
On 11/30/11 20:46, Barry Haddow wrote:
Hi John
This script is part of mgiza, rather than moses, so it should be copied to
the
--with-giza directory, along with mgizapp
cheers - Barry
On
Er, no. As far as I can observe, --parallel parallelizes some tasks
that are possible into 2 threads, one for e2f, one for f2e. For step
2, giza++, it starts two threads, one for e2f and one for f2e. Then
_that_ is parallelized by mgiza into whatever number of processes I
tell it to (the original
Hi Tamas
The behaviour seems reasonable to me.
The flag --parallel tells train-model.perl to run processes simultaneously if
possible, so it will run giza in both directions at the same time.
The --mgiza-cpus is just for mgiza. Why not just specify 4 cpus for mgiza, if
you only have 8 in
Seems the right way would be to account for the number of CPUs used by a
process. But then you've starting writing PBS.
Wrap the mgiza command with flock?
On 11/30/11 22:19, Barry Haddow wrote:
Hi Tamas
The behaviour seems reasonable to me.
The flag --parallel tells train-model.perl to
Hi thu
Can u send me your code via personal mail and I'll try and see what's wrong
Best if its on GitHub so I can just pull it
Hieu
Sent from my flying horse
On 30 Nov 2011, at 06:52 PM, Hoai-Thu Vuong thuv...@gmail.com wrote:
my feature has value 0, I did exactly as the manual, but the
hi all
can anyone tell me if creating LM with the IRST toolkit is integrated into
the EMS yet?
if not, is this the entirety of what has to be run?
cat $CORPUSFILE | $IRSTLM/bin/add-start-end.sh | gzip -c
temp/monolingual.setagged.gz
$IRSTLM/bin/build-lm.sh -t stat4 -i gunzip -c
Hi Hieu
On Dec 1, 2011, at 8:34 AM, Hieu Hoang wrote:
hi all
can anyone tell me if creating LM with the IRST toolkit is integrated into
the EMS yet?
I let anyone else to answer this point.
if not, is this the entirety of what has to be run?
cat $CORPUSFILE |
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