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[jira] [Created] (JOSHUA-284) Phrase-based decoding changes
Matt Post created JOSHUA-284:
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Summary: Phrase-based decoding changes
Key: JOSHUA-284
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JOSHUA-284
Project: Joshua
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Matt Post
Fix For: 6.1
Joshua's phrase-based decoding creates a lot of complications in the pipeline.
Currently, phrase-based rules are simply left-branching Hiero rules. This means that, prior to packing or loading, rules have to have a nonterminal prepended to them. For example, Thrax will extract
[X] ||| yo quiero ||| i want ||| ...
This has to be changed to
[X] ||| [X,1] yo quiero ||| [X,1] yo quiero ||| ...
This means, for one, that phrase tables share a format but are specific to either the hiero or phrase-based decoder.
A better idea would be to change the phrase-based decoder a bit so that, instead of using left-branching phrase rules, it made use of proper glue rules, the same way Hiero does. The advantages are:
- both formalisms would use the same format
- both formalisms would have a glue grammar
- there should be no impact in running time
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