... Eric> Dave (and anyone else with insight) -- I just compiled ATLAS Eric> (v 3.7.8) and quicknet, and I was interested in using the Eric> parallel threaded...
Hi all, I'm wondering about the way QuickNet is initializing its weight and ... init_ramdom_bias_min = -4.1 init_ramdom_bias_max = -3.9 init_random_weight_min...
Here is a note from Morgan on this subject: The bias acts like the priors (log priors, actually) for a unit, and at the output the priors would be 1/#units....
Hi, It's clearer now, So given a bias in the interval [-4.1 -3.9] we imply that the default value for #outputs is 1/exp(-4.0) = 55. That's fine But how does...
Cuong Huy To
cuong.to@...
Nov 2, 2004 7:08 pm
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I built ATLAS 3.6.0 from source, with threaded libraries, for Pentium 4 with SSE2. I tried to build Quicknet with the following commands: tar xvfz...
... dave> I built ATLAS 3.6.0 from source, with threaded libraries, dave> for Pentium 4 with SSE2. I tried to build Quicknet with the dave> following...
By the way " ./configure --with-blas=atlas" (rather than "=ptatlas") runs without error. I am interested in building Quicknet with "=ptatlas" since I suppose...
Thanks, David. I sent my second message before I saw your reply. ... the ... for ... v3_02. ... CPPFLAGS ... not ... details. ... are ... hits ... and...
I'll say that having grabbed the CVS version that the hyperthreading is working very nicely, BTW. Thanks muchly, guys! Looking forward to v3_03, -Eric...
Eric Fosler-Lussier
fosler@...
Nov 11, 2004 5:54 pm
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If the rtst library is installed in a nonstandard place, how should I tell Quicknet's configure script where to find it?...
Version v3_03 of the QuickNet MLP training program and libraries has been released, tagged in the CVS archive and installed in /u/drspeech/ at ICSI. This...
Version 0.2 of the feacat package has been released, tagged in the CVS archive and installed in /u/drspeech/ at ICSI. feacat includes several versatile...
... dave> If the rtst library is installed in a nonstandard place, how dave> should I tell Quicknet's configure script where to find it? Quicknet v3_03 has a...
I just tried to build SPRACHcore and I ran into some problems (error messages). So I tried to build pfile_utils which is all I need at the moment and I still...
Would it be wise for me to try building the pfile_utils code (from SPRACHcore) with Quicknet3 (which builds fine on the system I am using) rather than the...
... dave> Would it be wise for me to try building the pfile_utils code dave> (from SPRACHcore) with Quicknet3 (which builds fine on the dave> system I am...
... dave> I am having a problem building the new feacat-0.2. I run dave> the following commands: Check the configure output - for some reason it's not finding...
Since I haven't been able resolve the problems in building from source that I am having on this Suse Linux machine, I tried copying over binary executables...
... David> In configure.in I see this: David> if test -f ${qn_dir}/pkgconfig/rtst.pc; then David> QN_DFLT_PC=${qn_dir}/pkgconfig elif test -f David>...
Hi, Can anyone offer advice in diagnosing the cause of an abort in qnstrn (3.03)? As far as I can tell, my data is OK, or at least qnnorm yields reasonable...
Looking over your command line, the only thing that looks hinky to me ... It's been a while since I've dug into that part of the code, but I suspect that...
Eric Fosler-Lussier
fosler@...
May 11, 2005 11:21 am
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Thanks. I let qnstrn pick the default cache size and now I get a more informative abort message: Read sent_table_data for 0 sentences from '(unknown)'. ...
Scott, I think the problem may be with you cv_sent_start and cv_sent_count numbers. I *think* (David, please correct me if I'm wrong) that these must be within...
Thanks, Chuck, I tried it with train_sent_counts=439 (the total # of frames) but still got the abort. The way I had it originally matches examples in working...
Hi Scott, From these error messages, it looks like the problem is with the labels file. It looks to me like qnstrn is not recognizing the header of the labels...
... Chuck> Scott, I think the problem may be with you cv_sent_start Chuck> and cv_sent_count numbers. I *think* (David, please correct Chuck> me if I'm wrong)...
... Eric> Looking over your command line, the only thing that looks ... Eric> It's been a while since I've dug into that part of the code, Eric> but I suspect...