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parsery [2007/10/16 18:36]
zeman
parsery [2007/10/16 18:49]
zeman Brown Reranking Parser.
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 make all make all
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 ==== Brown Reranking Parser ==== ==== Brown Reranking Parser ====
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 Options: Options:
-''-nick da-delex'' +  * ''-nick da-delex'' 
-Assigns a nickname (''da-delex'' in this example) to the intermediate files the training procedure creates in the $PARSINGROOT subtree. Ensures that older models do not get overwritten. Is only needed if you want to reuse the intermediate files or if you want to train two different models in parallel. The resulting tgzipped model appears anyway on the standard output and it is your responsibility to save it. +    Assigns a nickname (''da-delex'' in this example) to the intermediate files the training procedure creates in the $PARSINGROOT subtree. Ensures that older models do not get overwritten. Is only needed if you want to reuse the intermediate files or if you want to train two different models in parallel. The resulting tgzipped model appears anyway on the standard output and it is your responsibility to save it. 
-''-reuse'' +  ''-reuse'' 
-Reuse old intermediate files, if available and up-to-date (make-wise). In other words, do not perform ''make clean'' in the beginning.+    Reuse old intermediate files, if available and up-to-date (make-wise). In other words, do not perform ''make clean'' in the beginning.
  
 If you have two tgzipped models and want to use the first-stage parser from the first model, plus the reranker from the second model, call If you have two tgzipped models and want to use the first-stage parser from the first model, plus the reranker from the second model, call

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