CARMEL FINITE-STATE TOOLKIT DOWNLOAD .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....Carmel is a finite-state transducer package written by Jonathan Graehl at USC/ISI. Carmel's new download location is here. Carmel includes code for handling finite-state acceptors and transducers, weighted transitions, empty transitions on input and output, composition, k-most likely input/output strings, and both Bayesian (Gibbs sampling) and EM (forward-backward) training. Carmel has been used in many research projects and source code can be downloaded here for non-commercial use. (Please read the license and scroll to bottom of this page). Here is a general tutorial on Carmel and finite-state language processing. Here is a tutorial on training FST cascades (both Bayesian and EM optimization) in Carmel. Carmel is standard C++, requiring only the headers from Boost (untar and use Please address inquiries about this software to Jonathan Graehl ([email protected]), Michael Pust ([email protected]), or Kevin Knight ([email protected]). Carmel's new download location is here. |