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apertium-tagger(1)														apertium-tagger(1)

NAME
apertium-tagger - This application is part of ( apertium ) This tool is part of the apertium open-source machine translation architecture: http://www.apertium.org. SYNOPSIS
apertium-tagger --train|-t {n} DIC CRP TSX PROB [--debug|-d] apertium-tagger --supervised|-s {n} DIC CRP TSX PROB HTAG UNTAG [--debug|-d] apertium-tagger --retrain|-r {n} CRP PROB [--debug|-d] apertium-tagger --tagger|-g [--first|-f] PROB [--debug|-d] [INPUT [OUTPUT]] DESCRIPTION
apertium-tagger is the application responsible for the apertium part-of-speech tagger training or tagging, depending on the calling options. This command only reads from the standard input if the option --tagger or -g is used. OPTIONS
-t {n}, --train {n} Initializes parameters through the Kupiec's method (unsupervised), then performs n iterations of the Baum-Welch training algorithm (unsupervised). -s {n}, --supervised {n} Initializes parameters against a hand-tagged text (supervised) through the maximum likelihood estimate method, then performs n iter- ations of the Baum-Welch training algorithm (unsupervised) -r {n}, --retrain {n} Retrains the model with n additional Baum-Welch iterations (unsupervised). -g, --tagger Tags input text by means of Viterbi algorithm. -p, --show-superficial Prints the superficial form of the word along side the lexical form in the output stream. -f, --first Used if conjuntion with -g (--tagger) makes the tagger to give all lexical forms of each word, being the choosen one in the first place (after the lemma) -d, --debug Print error (if any) or debug messages while operating. -m, --mark Mark disambiguated words. -h, --help Display a help message. FILES
These are the kinds of files used with each option: DIC Full expanded dictionary file CRP Training text corpus file TSX Tagger specification file, in XML format PROB Tagger data file, built in the training and used while tagging HTAG Hand-tagged text corpus UNTAG Untagged text corpus, morphological analysis of HTAG corpus to use both jointly with -s option INPUT Input file, stdin by default OUTPUT Output file, stdout by default SEE ALSO
lt-proc(1), lt-comp(1), lt-expand(1), apertium-translator(1), apertium(1). BUGS
Lots of...lurking in the dark and waiting for you! AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2005, 2006 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante. This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. 2006-08-30 apertium-tagger(1)

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NAME
mbtserver - Tilburg Memory Based Tagger Server SYNOPSYS
mbtserver [server options] or mbtserver -s settingsfile -S portnumber (deprecated) DESCRIPTION
mbtserver extends mbt with a server layer. It provided the possibility to access a trained tagger from multiple sessions. It also allows one to run and access different taggers in parallel. OPTIONS
-h or --help show help --config=file read the settings for one or more taggers from the specified configuration file. A configuration file must contain a port specification: port=<number> It may provide a limit to the number of parallel connections: maxconn=<number> And it must give one or more mbt tagger descriptions: <base>=<mbt options line> The <base> is a basename for the Tagger that will be started with the options specified. The basename is needed because it is possi- ble to start several (different) taggers. When accessing the server, we need a way to tell which Tagger we want to use. In general, the mbt options line will just be something like: "-s <settingsfile>", where settingsfile is a file generated by mbtg example config file: port=4567 maxconn=15 test1 = -s tests/eindh.set another = -s tests/wotan.set --pidfile=file store the pid of the main server process in file --logfile=file log server actions to file --daemonize=[yes|no] run the server as a daemon. Default is yes. -V or --version show version deprecated options are -s settingsfile read settings (probably generated with mbtg ) from the settingsfile -S <port> run the server on 'port'. For mbt options see mbt(1) Accessing the server To Do BUGS
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Ko van der Sloot Timbl@uvt.nl Antal van den Bosch Timbl@uvt.nl SEE ALSO
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