Moses Support Digest:word lattice and multiple translation tables optimization problem

[Moses-support] word lattice + multiple translation tables optimization problem

Dear all,

I am trying to optimize a system with multiple translation tables and a word lattice input. The first iteration of the optimization is done ok. However, after that, I get the following error:

“The decoder produced also some ‘I’ scores, but we do not know the ranges for them, no way to optimize them”

If I use only one translation table, I get exactly the same error, so it may be a problem related with word lattice and/or binary translation table.

thanks for your concern,
Marta

Re: [Moses-support] word lattice + multiple translation tables optimization problem

I think the issue here has to do with the MERT configuration. When you use lattice input, the weights on the lattice edges are included in the translation model as a feature that MERT can optimize. I’m not familiar with the MERT optimizers that are included with Moses, but it sounds like it is expecting that you configure a range of possible values you expect the feature to get. Hope this helps…
–Chris

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