I have been using the SimpleBreadthFirstSearchManager and am now trying the WordPruningBreadthFirstSearchManager. I copied the config info from the programmer's guide.
My first problem is that I get the warning
activeListManage Need 7 active list factories, found 6
in edu.cmu.sphinx.decoder.search.SimpleActiveListManager:setNumStateOrder-activeListManager
I can add another PartitionActiveListFactory to the property list of the list manager, which eliminates the warning, but I would guess this is the wrong solution and that I have some other config problem that makes the "demo" config invalid.
My second problem is that I get a ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exceptions in PartitionActiveList.replace(...). It seems the token and the active list are inconsistent. This happens whether I have 6 or 7 PartitionActiveListFactory in the config (see above).
Third, is there any guidance on what values to use for absoluteBeamWidth and relativeBeamWidth for the many PartitionActiveLists?
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Carl Hagenmaier
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I have been using the SimpleBreadthFirstSearchManager and am now trying the WordPruningBreadthFirstSearchManager. I copied the config info from the programmer's guide.
My first problem is that I get the warning
activeListManage Need 7 active list factories, found 6
in edu.cmu.sphinx.decoder.search.SimpleActiveListManager:setNumStateOrder-activeListManager
I can add another PartitionActiveListFactory to the property list of the list manager, which eliminates the warning, but I would guess this is the wrong solution and that I have some other config problem that makes the "demo" config invalid.
My second problem is that I get a ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exceptions in PartitionActiveList.replace(...). It seems the token and the active list are inconsistent. This happens whether I have 6 or 7 PartitionActiveListFactory in the config (see above).
Third, is there any guidance on what values to use for absoluteBeamWidth and relativeBeamWidth for the many PartitionActiveLists?
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Carl Hagenmaier