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Moses Support Digest:The results of your email commands
[Moses-support] The results of your email commands
Hi,
I would really appreciate it if you could help me with the following question I have:
I was wondering if a LM created with RANDLM can be converted into a binary format?
Or is there maybe another way of loading the model faster?
I know it is possible with IRSTLM and SRILM but I couldn’t find anything about RANDLM.
Thank you in advance for your support
Best regards,
Arda Tezcan
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Moses Support Digest:moses threads compilation problem with RandLM
[Moses-support] moses threads compilation problem (with RandLM)
Hi Barry and other folks,
I’m also having trouble compiling Moses with threads and RandLM, there seems to be a bug in MainMT.cpp ?
Here is what I am doing:
Get fresh copy of Moses (I did this on Monday night).
./regenerate-makefiles.sh
./configure –enable-threads
–with-srilm=/home/users6/fraser/statmt/srilm-1.5.7
–with-randlm=/home/users6/fraser/statmt/randlm-v0.11
–with-boost=/home/users6/fraser –with-boost-thread=boost_thread
make
(The last argument –with-boost-thread is necessary to stop it from picking up the globally installed boost thread library).
I attach config.log, which makes it through fine (though I think there is some weird use of -DWITH_THREADS in there which might be interesting).
I also attach make.log (which only contains the compilation error, I typed make twice).
Let me know if I can provide any more info.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Cheers, Alex
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