Hi,

sorry, this email must have slipped the net.



On 12 August 2014 06:04, Mohammad Salameh <[email protected]> wrote:

> also, during training, I specified the -translation-factors 0-0
>
> I am only interested in making the second factor appear in the output and
> not being part of the translation
>
If the 2nd factor is not part of the translation, then there's no way it
can appear in the output

>
>
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 8:22 PM, Mohammad Salameh <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> I   trained a factored models with 1 factor in the input and 2 factors in
>> the output.
>> I am trying to generate the output search graph extended with -osgx, but
>> I need all factors to appear in the output. I have tried adding the
>> following options to the decoder
>> -output-factors 0-1
>> OR
>> -output-factors
>>
>> but none of these worked and only the first factor is appearing in the
>> test.tuned.output file and  source|targetfactor0  appearing in osgx.
>>
>> How can I show all the output-factors in the output search graph ?
>>
> that should work. It might be
  -output-factors 0 1
I'm not familiar with the code to output the search graph, but it in
   Manager.cpp function OutputSearchNode
If you manager to find a bug & fix it, please consider sending the fix to us

>
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