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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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Repository that contains the code for calculating the entropy rate of a subword language model. This is part of the article Productivity and Predictability for Measuring Morphological Complexity

This program runs in python 3. The program uses the next libraries:

  • Standard pyhton libraries (numpy, collections, itertools, random, re)
  • nltk (Natural Language Toolkit) https://www.nltk.org/

Basic Usage

python main.py --input directory

input_directory should be a directory containing a parallel corpus, where each file corresponds to a language (each file must be already tokenized).

Corpora for the languages mentioned in the article were pre-processed and extracted from:

Parameters for the entropy rate of the neural probabilistic language model:

  • n : the size of n-grams. Default is 3
  • iter : number of iterations to train the neural network. Default is 50
  • emb_dim : Number of dimensions in embedding vectors. Default is 300
  • hid_dim : Number of dimensions in hidden layer. Default is 100

To run the model with different parameters, execute the program as in the following example:

python3 main.py --input directory --n 1 --iter 100

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