In message <003c01c418b3$1ca4ee00$0800000a@speechasus>you wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have a question about linear interpolation process executed by ngram
> command in SRILM.
> What's the main difference between dynamic interpolation (using -bayes) and
> static interpolation?
> I tried both but I'm getting a big difference in perplexity values: for
> instance, 314 against 246.
> If we do static interpolation one can use -write-lm to pruduce a file with
> the interpolated model. However, using dynamic process it is not. Why? Are
> the process diferences so big?
>
> Just an observation: the big differences in perplexity values result in the
> case we are doing interpolation of word and class models. For interpolation
> of word models the difference is quite insignificant.
That's the problem. You cannot do "static" interpolation of a word
and class-based N-gram LM. This is only supported for two word or two
class-based LM.s
--Andreas
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