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Manual
HFST-OPTIMIZED-LOOKUP
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
REPORTING BUGS
NAME
hfst-optimized-lookup - =Usage: hfst-optimized-lookup [OPTIONS] TRANSDUCER
SYNOPSIS
hfst-optimized-lookup [ OPTIONS ] TRANSDUCER
DESCRIPTION
Run a transducer on standard input (one word per line) and print analyses NOTE: hfst-optimized-lookup does lookup from left to right as opposed to xfst
and foma lookup which is carried out from right to left. In order to do lookup in a similar way as xfst and foma, invert the transducer first.
-h , --help
Print this help message
-V , --version
Print version information
-v , --verbose
Be verbose
-q , --quiet
Don’t be verbose (default)
-s , --silent
Same as quiet
-e , --echo
Echo inputs (useful if redirecting lots of output to a file)
-w , --show-weights
Print final analysis weights (if any)
-u , --unique
Suppress duplicate analyses
-n N, --analyses = N
Output no more than N analyses (if the transducer is weighted, the N best analyses)
-b , --beam = B
Output only analyses whose weight is within B from the best analysis
-t , --time-cutoff = S
Limit search after having used S seconds per input
-x , --xerox
Xerox output format (default)
-f , --fast
Be as fast as possible. (with this option enabled -u and -n don’t work and output won’t be ordered by weight).
-p , --pipe-mode [= STREAM ]
Control input and output streams.
N must be a positive integer. B must be a non-negative float. S must be a non-negative float. The default, 0.0, indicates no cutoff. Options -n and -b are combined with AND, i.e. they both restrict the output.
STREAM can be { input, output, both }. If not given, defaults to {both}. Input is read interactively line by line from the user. If you redirect input from a file, use --pipe-mode = input . --pipe-mode = output is ignored on non-windows platforms.
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to hfst-bugs@helsinki.fi
hfst-optimized-lookup
1.2
Aug 22 2018 13:57:15 copyright (C) 2009 University of
Helsinki