Nope, no header. Forgot to add one in the beginning and got a lot of
angry stares whenever I mentioned potential backwards-incompatibility
due to introducing one. 

W dniu 2015-02-04 14:54, Kenneth Heafield napisał(a): 

> Vote:
> 
> - The file name specified exists and is loaded.
> - There is no semantic meaning to the file name.
> - Marcin's header (there is a header, right?) indicates it's a minphr.
> 
> On 02/04/2015 08:47 AM, Tom Hoar wrote:
> Sorry, I tested but the behavior wasn't really clear. Maybe it did load the 
> .minlexr first. Another test would be what happens if the raw (uncompressed) 
> text file is there without an extension. Either way, I vote for declarations 
> vice uncertainty. On 02/04/2015 08:45 PM, Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt wrote: 
> That's weird. It used to find the *.minlexr before the *.gz W dniu 2015-02-04 
> 14:42, Tom Hoar napisał(a): I tested more as it is now and the current 
> work-around (delete the extension) has limits. If the 
> reordering-table.minlexr and reordering-table.gz are both present in the 
> referenced folder and there's no extension in the config, moses loads the 
> text .gz model. If you remove the .gz file from the folder, moses finds/loads 
> the .minlexr file. This creates uncertainty and possibly problems for some 
> users. I think any/all of your solutions proposals will solve uncertainty. 
> Requiring a fixed extension is probably the easiest. Defining a feature 
> (ReorderingCompact or
LexicalReorderingCompact) would make lexical configuration management more like 
the PhraseDictionary & PhraseDictionaryCompact. There's a lot to be said for 
consistency. Ultimately, I don't have a preference either way. Easy is 
sometimes better :) For now, we'll use the work-around. On 02/04/2015 08:29 PM, 
Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt wrote: The problem is that Reordering models have a base 
class that manages and delegates loading. If I remember correctly there is some 
kind of preference hard coded, if something exists that has the minlexr suffix, 
take if before *.binphr and *.gz. Some time ago the compact phrase table would 
not work with the suffix, so this was at least consistent. That changed in the 
meantime and now we have this current mess. What would be the best solution? A) 
fix suffix handling, B) define a ReorderingCompact feature C) both W dniu 
2015-02-04 14:18, Tom Hoar napisał(a): Hi, Marcin, 1) comment out the 
reordering model (both, feature and weights): works. Exception
disappears. 2) Remove file extension ".minlexr" from path= reference: works. 
file loads and model works Additional test: 3) Remove file extension ".minphr" 
from compact phrase table's path= reference: works. Is it possible this 
exception has to do with the filename buffer vice algorithm? FYI, I'm using the 
build-in boost library from Ubuntu 14.04 libboost 1.54 apt-get install 
libboost-all-dev On 02/04/2015 07:04 PM, Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt wrote: Hi, 
urgh, I saw this sometimes, could you comment out the reordering model (both, 
feature and weights) and check if you still get that? If not, uncomment and try 
to remove the file suffix "minlexr" for the reordering model. If it still 
happens, update boost :) (someone had the same problem and updating boost fixed 
it miraculously, no idea why though) W dniu 2015-02-04 12:44, Tom Hoar 
napisał(a): Hi everyone, I just build the new R-3. I'm also in the middle of 
updating our environment. I had a problem preparing for mert-moses.pl. So, I cut
back to basics... manual edits to the moses.ini file and command line. I 
attached the moses.ini file and its output log. I edited the moses.ini file to 
use compact phrase and reordering files, and KenLM with lazy option. It fails 
with "Exception: vector::_M_range_check". Is something wrong or missing with my 
edits? Also, more results addressed separately in another. 
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