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apertium-lextor(1)														apertium-lextor(1)

NAME

       apertium-lextor - This application is part of ( apertium )

       This tool is part of the apertium machine translation architecture: http://apertium.org.

SYNOPSIS

       apertium-lextor --trainwrd stopwords words n left right corpus model [ --weightexp w ] [ --debug ]

       apertium-lextor --trainlch stopwords lexchoices n left right corpus wordmodel dic bildic model [ --weightexp w ] [ --debug ]

       apertium-lextor --lextor model dic left right [ --debug ] [ --weightexp w ]

DESCRIPTION

       apertium-lextor is the application responsible for training and usage of the lexical selector module.

OPTIONS

       --trainwrd | -t
       Train word co-occurrences model. It needs the following required parameters:

       stopwords file containing a list of stop words. Stop words are ignored.

       words file containing a list of words. For each word a co-occurrence model is built.

       n number of words per co-occurrence model (for each model, the n most frequent words).

       left left-side context to take into account (number of words).

       right right-side context to take into account (number of words).

       corpus file containing the training corpus.

       model output file on which the co-occurrence models are saved.

       --trainlch | -r
       Train  lexical  choices co-occurrence models using a target language co-occurrence model and a bilingual dictionary. It needs the following
       required parameters:

       stopwords file containing a list of stop words. Stop words are ignored.

       lexchoices file containing a list of lexical choices. For each lexical choice a co-occurrence model is built.

       n number of words per co-occurrence model (for each model, the n most frequent words).

       left left-side context to take into account (number of words).

       right right-side context to take into account (number of words).

       corpus file containing the training corpus.

       wordmodel target-language word co-occurrence model (previously trained by means of the --trainwrd option).

       dic the lexical-selection dictionary (binary format).

       bildic the bilingual dictionary (binary format).

       model output file on which the co-occurrence models are saved.

       --lextor | -l
       Perform the lexical selection on the input stream. It needs the following required parameters:

       model file containing the model to be used for the lexical selection.

       dic lexical-selection dictionary (binary format).

       left left-side context to take into account (number of words).

       right right-side context to take into account (number of words).

       --weightexp w
       Specify a weight value to change the influence of surrounding words while training or performing the lexical  selection.  The  parameter  w
       must be a positive value.

       --debug | -d
       Show debug information while working.

       --help | -h
       Shows this help.

       --version | -v
       Shows license information.

SEE ALSO

       apertium-gen-lextorbil(1),   apertium-preprocess-corpus-lextor(1),  apertium-gen-stopwords-lextor(1),  apertium-gen-wlist-lextor(1),  aper-
       tium-gen-wlist-lextor-translation(1), apertium-lextor-eval(1), apertium-lextor-mono(1).

BUGS

       Lots of...lurking in the dark and waiting for you!

AUTHOR

       (c) 2005,2006 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante. All rights reserved.

								    2006-12-12							apertium-lextor(1)

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NAME

     boggle -- word search game

SYNOPSIS

     boggle [-bd] [-s seed] [-t time] [-w length] [+ [+]] [boardspec]

DESCRIPTION

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     -s seed	Specify a seed seed other than the time of day.

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AUTHORS

     Boggle is a trademark of Parker Brothers.

     Barry Brachman

     Dept. of Computer Science

     University of British Columbia

BUGS

     If there are a great many words in the cube the final display of the words may scroll off of the screen.  (On a 25 line screen about 130
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