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[Mike Maxwell]

On 1/17/2013 3:09 AM, Eirini LS wrote:
> Thank you very much for your answer. But if I have two scripts for a word, and the first script
> generates 358 units (107 units - correct) and the second script - 497 units (471 units - correct)
> after my hand-validation of the list,  which I get using "print lower-words" (this command helps
> me to provide output in .txt file, because of utf8 code, which isn't visible in xfst), does it
> mean that the first script is not a correct one? Which of this two scripts is better? Thank you
> in advance, *Irina L*

Sorry, I don't understand the question; I'm not sure what it means to have two scripts for a word, 
nor what the units are.

As for UTF8, whether it appears in xfst depends on the settings in whatever command-line processor 
you're using (Linux bash, Windows' cmd, etc.).  That said, for testing purposes (as opposed to, say, 
debugging a new rule), you generally want to send your output to a file, so you can compare it with 
previous results.
-- 
	Mike Maxwell
	maxwell at umiacs.umd.edu
	"My definition of an interesting universe is
	one that has the capacity to study itself."
         --Stephen Eastmond

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