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extractor language help

yanSi

I've got an input text file with sections separated by language tags like this:

eng content
fre content

I'm using an extractor to only report the french section by matching on the french tags, but I can't get it to work using

iwmtdebug -script myScript.txt -dump_xml input_file.txt

My pattern file has

open_fre /.*/* close_fre

I can match the open_fre and close_fre tokens fine, but when I combine them like that, nothing matches.

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Migrateduser

Seems like this problem would be easier solved by creating a plug-in transconverter (like the XSLT transconverter sample). One content processor would extract the english and push it though the english analysis modules, another would do the same for french. See the archived presentation on "Cooking with MetaTagger Plugins"

yanSi

Thanks. I think I'll go with state machines instead. From what I've read, the sections of text can be extracted into the story buffer where it is passed on to the recognizers/classifers.

Migrateduser

I'd strongly advise avoiding SMIL. They are there for compatibility purposes, but the vast majority of customers use the plug-in framework for preprocessing input text.