cdec
is a research platform for machine translation and similar structured prediction problems.
- A Linux or Mac OS X system
- A C++ compiler implementing at least the C++-11 standard
- Some systems may have compilers that predate C++-11 support.
- You may need to build your own C++ compiler or upgrade your operating system's.
- Boost C++ libraries (version 1.44 or later)
- If you build your own boost, you must install it using
bjam install
(to install it into a customized location use--prefix=/path/to/target
).
- If you build your own boost, you must install it using
- GNU Flex
- cmake - (NEW)
Build instructions:
cmake .
make -j4
make test
./tests/run-system-tests.pl
For more information, refer to the cdec
documentation
If you make use of cdec, please cite:
C. Dyer, A. Lopez, J. Ganitkevitch, J. Weese, F. Ture, P. Blunsom, H. Setiawan, V. Eidelman, and P. Resnik. cdec: A Decoder, Alignment, and Learning Framework for Finite-State and Context-Free Translation Models. In Proceedings of ACL, July, 2010. [bibtex] [pdf]