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6 years ago Siddharth, did you add documentation for this to the Eesen repository yet? Thanks, Florian
On Mar 8, 2018, at 12:58 AM, Minesh Mathew notifications@github.com wrote:
I understand that the WFST method requires both a lexicon and a LM ( as n-gram frequencies) But in the README it is mentioned that a character level RNN-LM can be used instead without the need for a lexicon.
I see code to train a char level rnn-lm. But how is it used while decoding ?
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I understand that the WFST method requires both a lexicon and a LM ( as n-gram frequencies) But in the README it is mentioned that a character level RNN-LM can be used instead without the need for a lexicon.
I see code to train a char level rnn-lm. But how is it used while decoding ?