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= Explain an Appertium translation =

[https://github.com/sushain97/explain-translation This Python script] explains an Apertium translation in terms of its parts. More specifically, it looks for coorespondences between the translation of a text and its source. Run the script using <code>./explain.py</code>. To see the available options, try <code>./explain.py --help</code>:

<code>
<pre>
$ ./explain.py --help
usage: explain.py [-h] [-m MAXSOURCELENGTH] [-M MAXTRANSLATIONLENGTH]
[-d DIRECTORY] [-t]
sourceLanguage targetLanguage S

Apertium translation parts

positional arguments:
sourceLanguage source language
targetLanguage target language
S input text

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m MAXSOURCELENGTH, --maxSourceLength MAXSOURCELENGTH
maximum length of whole-word subsegments (for source
text)
-M MAXTRANSLATIONLENGTH, --maxTranslationLength MAXTRANSLATIONLENGTH
maximum length of whole word subsegments (for
translated text)
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
directory of Apertium language pair
-t, --table prints reference table of characters
</pre>
</code>

== Usage ==

Since <code>explain.py</code> relies on a dependency in a submodule, remember to add the flag <code>--recursive</code> to your <code>git clone</code>. For example,
<code>
git clone --recursive https://github.com/sushain97/explain-translation.git
</code>
If you get the error <code>ImportError: No module named 'streamparser.streamparser'</code>, pull down the submodule using
<code>
git submodule update --init
</code>

== An example ==

<code>
<pre>
$ ./explain.py es ca "El tigre cuyo propietario es un pato rió." -t
[Coorespondence(s='El', t='El', i=0, j=1, k=0, l=1),
Coorespondence(s='tigre', t='tigre', i=3, j=7, k=3, l=7),
Coorespondence(s='propietario', t='propietari', i=14, j=24, k=12, l=21),
Coorespondence(s='es', t='és', i=26, j=27, k=32, l=33),
Coorespondence(s='un', t='un', i=29, j=30, k=35, l=36),
Coorespondence(s='pato', t='ànec', i=32, j=35, k=38, l=41),
Coorespondence(s='rió', t='va riure', i=37, j=39, k=43, l=50),
Coorespondence(s='.', t='.', i=40, j=40, k=51, l=51),
Coorespondence(s='El tigre', t='El tigre', i=0, j=7, k=0, l=7),
Coorespondence(s='cuyo propietario', t='el propietari del qual', i=9, j=24, k=9, l=30),
Coorespondence(s='es un', t='és un', i=26, j=30, k=32, l=36),
Coorespondence(s='un pato', t='un ànec', i=29, j=35, k=35, l=41),
Coorespondence(s='pato rió', t='ànec va riure', i=32, j=39, k=38, l=50),
Coorespondence(s='rió.', t='va riure.', i=37, j=40, k=43, l=51),
Coorespondence(s='tigre cuyo propietario', t='tigre el propietari del qual', i=3, j=24, k=3, l=30),
Cooresp```ondence(s='cuyo propietario es', t='el propietari del qual és', i=9, j=27, k=9, l=33),
Coorespondence(s='es un pato', t='és un ànec', i=26, j=35, k=32, l=41),
Coorespondence(s='un pato rió', t='un ànec va riure', i=29, j=39, k=35, l=50),
Coorespondence(s='pato rió.', t='ànec va riure.', i=32, j=40, k=38, l=51),
Coorespondence(s='El tigre cuyo propietario', t='El tigre el propietari del qual', i=0, j=24, k=0, l=30),
Coorespondence(s='tigre cuyo propietario es', t='tigre el propietari del qual és', i=3, j=27, k=3, l=33),
Coorespondence(s='cuyo propietario es un', t='el propietari del qual és un', i=9, j=30, k=9, l=36),
Coorespondence(s='es un pato rió', t='és un ànec va riure', i=26, j=39, k=32, l=50),
Coorespondence(s='un pato rió.', t='un ànec va riure.', i=29, j=40, k=35, l=51)]

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1 : l l
2 :
3 : t t
4 : i i
5 : g g
6 : r r
7 : e e
8 :
9 : c e
10: u l
11: y
12: o p
13: r
14: p o
15: r p
16: o i
17: p e
18: i t
19: e a
20: t r
21: a i
22: r
23: i d
24: o e
25: l
26: e
27: s q
28: u
29: u a
30: n l
31:
32: p é
33: a s
34: t
35: o u
36: n
37: r
38: i à
39: ó n
40: . e
41: c
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43: v
44: a
45:
46: r
47: i
48: u
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50: e
51: .
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</code>

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 [https://github.com/sushain97/explain-translation This Python script] explains an Apertium translation in terms of its parts. More specifically, it looks for coorespondences between the translation of a text and its source. Run the script using <code>./explain.py</code>. To see the available options, try <code>./explain.py --help</code>:

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