This handles elements past the end of the potentials array.I've also experienced the exception as listed by you, although it was in a different scenario. If (nextweight = Weight::Zero()) continue ĭivide(Times(arc.weight, nextweight), weight, DIVIDE_LEFT) ĭivide(Times(weight, arc.weight), nextweight, DIVIDE_RIGHT) įst->SetFinal(s, Divide(fst->Final(s), weight, DIVIDE_LEFT)) įst->SetFinal(s, Times(weight, fst->Final(s))) If (arc.nextstate >= potential.size()) continue Ĭonst auto &nextweight = potential The changes are illustrative rather than optimal.Ĭonst uint64 input_props = fst->Properties(kFstProperties, false) įor (MutableArcIterator> aiter(fst, s) aiter.Done() Look for lines with "divideError" in the excerpted code.
NS: Reweighting relies on Divide() which may not work. If ( (!(Weight::Properties() & kIdempotent) || !(Weight::Properties() & kCommutative)) & NS: If an Fst is cyclic, then the weight must be both idempotent and commutative. In Prune() routines replace calls to "less()" with calls to "reallyLess()" - 7 instances. Return natLess(w1, w2) & Appro圎qual(w1, w2, kDelta) We can allow some wiggle room by defining the following function may fail the comparison with "limit", which would lead to a surprising Floating point rounding means that the best path NS: There is an undesirable case when threshold = Weight::One(). Return Weight(generate1_(), generate2_()) Std::uniform_int_distribution dieRoll(0, maxValue_) generators, otherwise we will get or pairsĮxplicit WeightGenerate(uint64 seed = std::random_device()(), NS: Rewrote entire class so that allow_zero can be set for sub-weight Nopts(opts, opts.matcher1, opts.matcher2, opts.filter, Create compose implementation specifying one matcher type requires that The lines with issues are prefixed with "NS:"
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Ok I've got no clue how to use this forum.Īssorted issues and possible fixes (1.8.0) NimatashiSherpa - 12:39 = Word=$(for i in $(seq 1 $num) do echo -n 'a' done) Įcho -e "0\t0\t$phone\t$word\t4.265" > L.txt įstcompile -isymbols=phones.txt -osymbols=words.txt L.txt L.fst Sorry can't edit the text, let me try to format the code: Word=$(for i in $(seq 1 $num) do echo -n 'a' done)Įcho -e "0\t0\t$phone\t$word\t4.265" > L.txtįstcompile -isymbols=phones.txt -osymbols=words.txt L.txt L.fst I've noticed it starts to happen when the text line has more than 8096 characters.Ĭode to reproduce the issue (set num=8080 to see the error): I've recently moved from openfst 1.6.2 to version 1.7.2, and I have a test case falling: fstcompile produces an empty output when one of the word is too long.
Or just the 1st that just removes the 'const' modifier.įstcompile bug with long lines RemiFrancis - 07:16 `virtual const SymbolTable* SymbolTable::Copy() const` `virtual SymbolTable* SymbolTable::Copy()` And, accidentelly, I was changing the content of the original table. The method signature is `virtual SymbolTable* SymbolTable::Copy() const`, so if i call (const SymbolTable*)->Copy() i get a SymbolTable*. I have noticed that SymbolTable::Copy() makes a shallow copy of the data present in SymbolTableImpl. I came across an issue with SymbolTable::Copy() const correctness recently. SymbolTable::Copy() const correctness KarelVesely - 06:26 However, a blank line will automatically create a new paragraph. You now need to use to force new lines in your comment (unless inside verbatim tags). If you want to post some code, surround it with and tags.Īuto-linking of WikiWords is now disabled in comments, so you can type VectorFst and it won't result in a broken link. You can use the formatting commands describes in TextFormattingRules in your comment.