Hi,
the common training pipeline limits sentences to at most 80 words.
This is due to limitations in GIZA++.
There can be any mix of sentence lengths - long sentences, short
sentences, single words.
There is a good chance for the system to translate "I eat an apple"
correctly, if it a training
Hi,
How the data should be collected for training Moses.
I wish to know how much longer and shorter the sentence can be for
training moses.
What will happens, if the simple sentences like "I eat an apple" are given
for training with longer sentences.
and what if i give a word as a
Hi,
Any words beyond N-1 have full context and are included in the
phrase's score. So it's hypothesis + target phrase + adjustments. And
the routine you cite is computing adjustments.
Kenneth
On 04/19/16 10:50, Evgeny Matusov wrote:
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> my colleagues and I noticed the following
Hi,
my colleagues and I noticed the following in the KenLM code when a Hypo is
evaluated with the LM:
https://github.com/moses-smt/mosesdecoder/blob/master/moses/LM/Ken.cpp#L203
Do we understand it correctly that because of this line, for phrases longer
than the LM order N only the first N
