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fst-mor

fst-mor(1)							      fst-mor								fst-mor(1)

NAME

       fst-mor - Interactive morphological analyser and generator

SYNOPSIS

       fst-mor [options] file

OPTIONS

       -n     Print multi-character symbols without the enclosing angle brackets.

       -h     Print usage information.

DESCRIPTION

       fst-mor	is  an	interactive  morphological  analyser and generator. The argument is the name of a file which was generated by fst-compiler
       (without using option -c).

       fst-mor reads the transducer which is stored in the argument file and prompts the user for input. Each input line is  processed	until  the
       user enters "q" which ends the program.

       fst-mor has two modes, an analysis mode (default) and a generation mode.  Entering an empty input line switches between the two modes.

       In order to explain what the program does in generation and analysis, consider the following transducer:

	      a b:x c:<> d

       In  generation mode, the program will print "axd" if the user enters "abcd" and "no result" otherwise. In other words, the program maps the
       left symbols to the right symbols of the transducer.

       In analysis mode, the program will print "abcd" if the user enters "axd" and "no result" otherwise.

BUGS

       No bugs are known so far.

SEE ALSO

       fst-compiler

AUTHOR

       Helmut Schmid, Institute for Computational Linguistics, University of  Stuttgart,  Email:  schmid@ims.uni-stuttgart.de,	This  software	is
       available under the GNU Public License.

								   February 2002							fst-mor(1)