Xavi Ivars wrote:
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> Missatge de Flammie del dia dg., 5 d’ag. 2018 a les 14:54:
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>> There is a -signed weight system in e.g. openfs
Missatge de Flammie del dia dg., 5 d’ag. 2018 a les 14:54:
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> for this intuition of weights, so it operates on R-, min, - instead of
> R+, max, +, maybe it could be an ok solution?
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You mean still having "bigg
Hello again
*[MAJOR UPDATE]*
lttoolbox now also supports weights in the entries in the dictionary file.
$ cat test.dix
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[I accidentally sent earlier reply by mail only, sorry for duplicates:]
Francis Tyers wrote:
> El 2018-08-04 19:44, Xavi Ivars escribió:
>> This is great!
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>> However, is a bit counter-intuitive that lower weight wins. In other
>> cases (like lexical selection rules), higher weights win.
(I a
El 2018-08-04 19:44, Xavi Ivars escribió:
This is great!
However, is a bit counter-intuitive that lower weight wins. In other
cases (like lexical selection rules), higher weights win.
Would it be possible to do something so weights work consistently?
This is a good question. And one that pro
This is great!
However, is a bit counter-intuitive that lower weight wins. In other cases
(like lexical selection rules), higher weights win.
Would it be possible to do something so weights work consistently?
Missatge de Francis Tyers del dia ds., 4 d’ag. 2018 a
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El 2018-08-03 15:42, Abinash Senapati escribió:
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Hello developers,
I am a student currently working on the idea EXTEND LTTOOLBOX TO HAVE
THE POWER OF HFST for my GSoC project. So, I am here talk about the
new modifications that are now a part of the lttoolbox and want all of
you to try them out.
Hello developers,
I am a student currently working on the idea *Extend lttoolbox to have the
power of HFST *for my GSoC project. So, I am here talk about the new
modifications that are now a part of the lttoolbox and want all of you to
try them out. As a part of my Coding Challenge I have developed
