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<P><FONT SIZE=2>hello everyone.<BR>
i have rty to use "ngram-count" to process a file.(3-GRAM)<BR>
but the file is too big to my computer.<BR>
on the FAQ B2. is it mean i can divide the file to smaller files to run?<BR>
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if the answer is Yes. how can i use the two scripts?<BR>
make-batch-counts<BR>
merge-batch-counts<BR>
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in <A HREF="http://www.speech.sri.com/projects/srilm/manpages/training-scripts.1.html">http://www.speech.sri.com/projects/srilm/manpages/training-scripts.1.html</A><BR>
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the SYNOPSIS i can't understand.<BR>
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if i want to use " ngram-count -text thefile.txt -write output.cnt -order 3" before.<BR>
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and i divide the file to 10 pert and write a list like below named thelist.txt<BR>
thefile1<BR>
thefile2<BR>
thefile3<BR>
....<BR>
thefile10<BR>
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how can i use the two scripts to output .cnt file just like ngram-count?<BR>
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