http://code.google.com/p/moses-for-mere-mortals/downloads/list
Moses for Mere Mortals has changed. Its objectives, though, remain the same: 1) Build a fully working prototype of a translation chain for the real world; 2) Be user-friendly; 3) Enable also a quick and realistic first evaluation of Moses. A detailed Help/Short Tutorial and a larger demo corpus are also provided. Here is a brief list of its new features: 1. Removes control characters from the input files (these can crash a training); 2. Extracts 2 test files from the corpus files by pseudo-randomly selecting segments. Such segments are erased from the corpus files; 3. A new training does not interfere with the files of a previous training; 4. A new training reuses as much as possible the files created in previous trainings; 5. Inversion of corpora detected (e.g., from pt->en to en->pt). This enables a much quicker training than that of the original language pair; 6. Can limit the duration of tuning; 7. Get the BLEU and NIST scores of a translation (whole document or each segment); 8. Transfer trainings to someone else or to another Moses installation in the same computer; 9. All the mkcls, GIZA and MGIZA parameters can now be controlled; 10. Selected parameters of the Moses scripts and the Moses decoder can now be controlled; 11. Installs RandLM; 12. Installs MGIZA; 13. Implements distributed training with IRSTLM (so as to better manage memory); 14. Bigger demo corpus. The Linux scripts were tested in Ubuntu 9.04 (64-bit). _______________________________________________ Moses-support mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/moses-support
