Hi Matous,
I just finished to integrate the mert-moses-multi.pl into the mert-moses.pl.
In fact, it seems my TODO list is full of your suggestions. It would be
a waste of time to do the same thing twice.
Let me know when you managed to finish your interpolatedScorer, I would
be glad to use it.
Dear moses-support
The hybrid EBMT/SMT system OpenMaTrEx (http://www.openmatrex.org) uses
GIZA++, Moses and IRSTLM. We provide an installer in the webpage for
version 0.98 (http://openmatrex.org/OpenMaTrEx-installer-0.98
http://openmatrex.org/OpenMaTrEx-installer-0.98) which compiled with
Hi Mikel
That's a very old version of moses. It's moved to github now, so I'd recommend
you grab the latest from https://github.com/moses-smt/mosesdecoder.
Your versions of giza and irstlm are also out-of-date, so you should go for
the latest versions, especially with an up-to-date compiler,
Thanks a lot, Barry.
I tried to compile moses from github as explained in
:http://www.statmt.org/moses/?n=Development.GetStarted .
However the build failed as I don't get any moses inside moses-cmd.
bjam says:
...failed gcc.link
Hi Mikel
I did get a report of problems with a very recent g++, but the reporter
stopped responding to emails before we got to the bottom of it.
Could you try running bjam with -q (so that it will stop at the first error)
and -d+2 (so that it will report the commands that it's running)
The
Hi Barry,
here's the output of bjam -q -d+2 when using g++ 4.6.1 after a fresh
install: http://pastebin.com/Vhrya3y1
I hope it helps tracking down the bug. Feel free to ask for any other
output.
Cheers!
Mikel
Al 12/23/2011 07:45 PM, En/na Barry Haddow ha escrit:
Hi Mikel
I did get a
Barry,
I tried installing libboost-all-dev and it all worked, so please ignore
the previous message. Apologies for the inconvenience.
It would be nice to tell Ubuntu users to install that in the Getting
Started webpage
Thanks for the help!
Mikel
Al 12/23/2011 07:45 PM, En/na Barry Haddow
Hi Mikel
That's great - thanks for letting me know. Yes, some more info about what
parts of boost are required would be useful as moses needs one or two of the
boost libraries as well as the headers. There's been quite a few changes to
the build recently the documentation needs a bit of care
Barry:
Perhaps installing the whole libboost-all-dev is a bit of an overkill
but it certainly worked.
Thanks a lot!
Mikel
Hi Mikel
That's great - thanks for letting me know. Yes, some more info about what
parts of boost are required would be useful as moses needs one or two of the
boost
Hi,
For what it's worth, we currently use:
libboost_thread
libboost_program_options
libboost_unit_test_framework
in addition to the headers. But that list might grow and it's arguably
more complicated to install a subset of the boost libraries. Is the
documentation
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