Dou you have an URL or repo for that? W dniu 26.11.2017 o 14:58, Ondrej Bojar pisze: > I can really recommend Eman to people interested in spawning dozens of > similar experiments, by deriving new variations from older ones. Eman will > take care of reusing reusable bits and creating new bits as needed. So e.g. > corpus preprocessing, bpe etc. could be reused when you want to try new > training parameters. > > The main reason for my little hesitation is that there has been no cleanup > and release of Eman and friends for quite a while. We are actively using it, > but such a polish would be better before trying to get fresh publicity. > > Please have a look at the old eman PBML paper and if you think this would > match the intended use for your aimed user group, it would make a great > incentive for us to do this cleanup. > > Thanks, O. > > > 26. listopadu 2017 14:31:40 SEČ, Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt <[email protected]> > napsal: >> Hi Ondrej, >> you do not seem confident enough to recommend Eman :) >> >> I now took another look at duct tape. That does not look too bad, >> basically Make with multi-targets and easier reuse of existing recipes >> (which is a nightmare in GNU make). >> Is anyone still using duct tape, commit dates are from two years ago? >> >> W dniu 26.11.2017 o 13:30, Ondrej Bojar pisze: >>> Hi, Marcin. >>> >>> I am afraid you are correct. I have my Eman and a couple of my >> students are using it (we have Neural Monkey, Nematus, t2t and probably >> already also Marian in), but it has a rather steep learning curve and >> it generally has other bells and whistles that what someone with data >> and desire for a single model would ask for. >>> There were also Makefiles for Moses, but I never tried those. >>> >>> And Neural Monkey has most of the pre-processing and evaluation in >> itself. >>> I guess that commented oneliner snippets are the best thing you can >> do. >>> Cheers, O. >>> >>> >>> 26. listopadu 2017 10:41:16 SEČ, Marcin Junczys-Dowmunt >> <[email protected]> napsal: >>>> Hi list, >>>> >>>> I am preparing a couple of usage example for my NMT toolkit and got >>>> hung >>>> up on all the preprocessing and other evil stuff. I am wondering is >>>> there now anything decent around for doing preprocessing, running >>>> experiments and evaluation? Or is the best thing still GNU make >> (isn't >>>> that embarrassing)? >>>> >>>> Best, >>>> >>>> Marcin >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Moses-support mailing list >>>> [email protected] >>>> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/moses-support >
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