hfst-compose-intersect(1)

Usage

hfst-compose-intersect [OPTIONS ...] [INFILE1 [INFILE2]]

Overview

Compose a lexicon with one or more rule transducers.

Common options:

-h, --help: Print help message

-V, --version: Print version info

-v, --verbose: Print verbosely while processing

-q, --quiet: Only print fatal erros and requested output

-s, --silent: Alias of --quiet

Input/Output options:

-1, --input1=INFILE1: Read first input transducer from INFILE1

-2, --input2=INFILE2: Read second input transducer from INFILE2

-C, --do-not-convert: Do not allow transducers to be converted into the same type

-o, --output=OUTFILE: Write results to OUTFILE

Composition options:

-I, --invert: Compose the intersection of the rules with the lexicon instead of composing the lexicon with the intersection of the rules.

-f, --fast: Faster compose instersect using more memory.

-e, --encode-weights: Encode weights when minimizing (default is false).

-a, --harmonize: Harmonize symbols.

If OUTFILE, or either INFILE1 or INFILE2 is missing or -, standard streams will be used. INFILE1, INFILE2, or both, must be specified The format of INFILE1 and INFILE2 must be the same; the result will have the same format as these. INFILE1 (the lexicon) must contain exactly one transducer. INFILE2 (rule file) may contain several transducers.

Examples

: hfst-compose-intersect -o analyzer.hfst lexicon.hfst rules.hfst

compose rules with lexicon

Releases

5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 2 times.