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NAME


hfst-apertium-proc - =Usage: hfst-proc [-a [-p|-C|-x] [-k]|-g|-n|-d|-t] [-W] [-n N]
[-c|-w] [-z] [-v|-q|]

SYNOPSIS


hfst-proc [-a [-p|-C|-x] [-k]|-g|-n|-d|-t] [-W] [-n N] [-c|-w] [-z] [-v|-q|]

DESCRIPTION


transducer_file [input_file [output_file]]

Perform a transducer lookup on a text stream, tokenizing on the fly Transducer must be in
HFST optimized lookup format

-a, --analysis
Morphological analysis (default)

-g, --generation
Morphological generation

-n, --non-marked-gen
Morph. generation without unknown word marks

-d, --debugged-gen
Morph. generation with everything printed

-t --tokenize
Tokenize the input stream into symbols (for debugging)

-p --apertium
Apertium output format for analysis (default)

-C --cg
Constraint Grammar output format for analysis

-x, --xerox
Xerox output format for analysis

-e, --do-compounds
Treat '+' and '#' as compound boundaries

-k, --keep-compounds
Retain compound analyses even when analyses with fewer compound-boundaries are
available

-W, --show-weights
Print final analysis weights (if any)

-r, --show-raw-in-cg
Print the raw analysis string as sub-reading in CG output

-N N, --analyses=N
Output no more than N analyses (if the transducer is weighted, the N best analyses)

--weight-classes N
Output no more than N best weight classes (where analyses with equal weight
constitute a class

-c, --case-sensitive
Perform lookup using the literal case of the input characters

-w --dictionary-case
Output results using dictionary case instead of surface case

-z --null-flush
Flush output on the null character

-v, --verbose
Be verbose

-q, --quiet
Don't be verbose (default)

-V, --version
Print version information

-h, --help
Print this help message

-X, --raw
Do not perform any mangling to: case, ``superblanks'' or anything else!!!

REPORTING BUGS


Report bugs to [email protected]

hfst-proc 0.0 (hfst 3.9.0)
Dec 14 2015 10:44:22 copyright (C) 2009-2011 University of Helsinki

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