apertium/apertium

Name: apertium

Owner: Apertium

Description: Core tools (driver script, transfer, tagger, formatters) for the FOSS RBMT system Apertium

Created: 2018-03-08 03:36:50.0

Updated: 2018-05-06 20:45:25.0

Pushed: 2018-05-06 20:45:23.0

Homepage: https://www.apertium.org/

Size: 1073

Language: C++

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README

Apertium

Requirements

• This package needs the package lttoolbox-3.5 installed in the system, as well as libxml and libpcre.

See http://www.apertium.org and http://wiki.apertium.org for more information on installing.

Description

When building, this package generates, among others, the following modules:

• apertium-deshtml, apertium-desrtf, apertium-destxt Deformatters for html, rtf and txt document formats.
• apertium-rehtml, apertium-rertf, apertium-retxt Reformatters for html, rtf and txt document formats.
• apertium Translator program. Execute without parameters to see the usage.

Quick Start

1) Download the packages for lttoolbox-VERSION.tar.gz and apertium-VERSION.tar.gz and linguistic data

Note: If you are using the translator from GitHub, run ./autogen.sh before

     running `./configure` in all cases.

2) Unpack lttoolbox and do ('#' means 'do that with root privileges'):

 cd lttoolbox-VERSION
 ./configure
 make
 make install

3) Unpack apertium and do:

 cd apertium-VERSION
 ./configure
 make
 make install

4) Unpack linguistic data (LING_DATA_DIR) and do:

 cd LING_DATA_DIR
 ./configure
 make
nd wait for a while (minutes).

5) Use the translator

SAGE: apertium [-d datadir] [-f format] [-u] <direction> [in [out]]
-d datadir       directory of linguistic data
-f format        one of: txt (default), html, rtf, odt, docx, wxml, xlsx, pptx,
                 xpresstag, html-noent, latex, latex-raw
-a               display ambiguity
-u               don't display marks '*' for unknown words
-n               don't insert period before possible sentence-ends
-m memory.tmx    use a translation memory to recycle translations
-o direction     translation direction using the translation memory,
                 by default 'direction' is used instead
-l               lists the available translation directions and exits
direction        typically, LANG1-LANG2, but see modes.xml in language data
in               input file (stdin by default)
out              output file (stdout by default)


ample:

 apertium -f txt es-ca <input >output