the paths will be relative to the current directory so you can write a
wrapper around moses that does:
cd [wherever]
..../moses -f .../moses.ini
however, this only works for the decoder. During training, you MUST use
absolute paths. This is due to many of the perl functionality
On 20/12/2012 17:37, Adam Teichert wrote:
I have a moses.ini file checked into a repository that is used on
multiple machines. All of the example moses.ini files that I've seen
have all paths (for example, to language model and phrase-tables)
hard-coded and absolute. I want to specify paths relative to a
project root directory. Is there a canonical way of doing this?
Thanks,
--Adam
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