I need to combine my language model with one of the gigaword language models on Keith Vertanen's site. I found a few threads on lm_combine on the forums but i don't see lm_combine in the latest CMU toolkit. Is there any other way to merge two language models?
thank you,
Jagadeesh
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Thanks David, I found it. Can you confirm if I can do what I plan to do with this toolkit? I plan to combine an existing a language model and a smaller language model created by me. My language model is a very small set of sentences and may have some new 2-grams cmpared to the gigaword language model.
J
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Hi,
I know this is an old thread, but I am looking for lm_combine. The download from trunk doesn't compile lm_combine and I also couldnt locate the bin/x86-nt/ or bin/x86-linux/ folders for binaries. It would be great if someone could share the exact location of the binaries.
Regards
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Hi,
I need to combine my language model with one of the gigaword language models on Keith Vertanen's site. I found a few threads on lm_combine on the forums but i don't see lm_combine in the latest CMU toolkit. Is there any other way to merge two language models?
thank you,
Jagadeesh
Thanks David, I found it. Can you confirm if I can do what I plan to do with this toolkit? I plan to combine an existing a language model and a smaller language model created by me. My language model is a very small set of sentences and may have some new 2-grams cmpared to the gigaword language model.
J
Hi,
It's not in any released package but it is available in the cmuclmtk module in Subversion.
Hi,
I know this is an old thread, but I am looking for lm_combine. The download from trunk doesn't compile lm_combine and I also couldnt locate the bin/x86-nt/ or bin/x86-linux/ folders for binaries. It would be great if someone could share the exact location of the binaries.
Regards
If you want to interpolate language model you can use ngram tool from SRILM, -mix-lm option.
Thank you, Nickolay. I am finding it hard to compile srilm that's why i chose lm combine. I will try srilm.
Can i merge the LMs using CMUCLMTK toolkit.