Hi, I've already downloaded it to my machine and I can currently run translations through the GUI. But I want to use this in a Python app. This is a panel-polling app for a networking company that holds conferences on various topics in the tech field, and it's meant to gather questions from guests in real-time and produce good translations for those questions in as many languages as possible. Right now I only know how to upload a translation model to the GUI and type in sentences to translate. I need to be able to use this translation system and code it into this Python app. I have no idea where to begin. What code do I write in my Python program to call Moses?
Also I have a more immediate issue: I'm trying to run Moses translations on the command line. I'm running on Windows 7 and I found this page that is helping me a little https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg10003.html. That page says I need preprocessing steps with tokenizer.exe. When I type in what it says, it just shows me a cursor where I have to type in input, and once I do, it just echoes the input back to me and the program doesn't end unless I force-crash it. Was there something special I needed to know about how to use tokenizer.exe? Thanks a lot, Arjun Bhalla
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