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Epitran didn't transcribe the vocabulary in failed.txt (4274 entries).
Is there a possibility to support a transcription of these entries?
Commands I've run:
import epitran from pathlib import Path epitran.download.cedict() epi = epitran.Epitran('cmn-Hans', tones=False, ligatures=True, cedict_file="/home/mi/epitran_data/cedict.txt") epi2 = epitran.Epitran('cmn-Hant', tones=False, ligatures=True, cedict_file="/home/mi/epitran_data/cedict.txt") voc = Path("/home/mi/playground/chn/vocabulary.txt").read_text("UTF-8").splitlines() failed = [] for v in voc: result = epi.transliterate(v) if result == v: result = epi2.transliterate(v) if result == v: failed.append(result) Path("/tmp/failed.txt").write_text("\n".join(failed), "UTF-8")
Epitran version: 1.22
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Epitran didn't transcribe the vocabulary in failed.txt (4274 entries).
Is there a possibility to support a transcription of these entries?
Commands I've run:
Epitran version: 1.22
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: