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Today's Topics:
1. memory problems running moses server (Sarah Schulz)
2. Deadline Extension and Final Call - EAMT 2017 Workshop on
Social Media and User Generated Content Machine Translation
(Social MT 2017) (Haithem AFLI)
3. Re: memory problems running moses server (Mathias M?ller)
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Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2017 11:17:05 +0100
From: Sarah Schulz <sarah.schulz@ims.uni-stuttgart.de>
Subject: [Moses-support] memory problems running moses server
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Hi everyone,
It seems like I run into memory problems when using moses server even
though I have plenty of memory available.
I isolated the problem in a little script (attached). I start the server
and send strings for translation iteratively. At a certain point it will
send the request and wait for a reply forever. The number of iterations
decreases, when I increase the length of the string.
It seems as if the already sent requests are "piling up" somewhere in
the server's or client's memory and at a certain point it doesn't have
the capacity to process the new request.
Has anyone gone through anything similar?
Cheers
Sarah
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Sarah Schulz
University of Stuttgart
Institute for Natural Language Processing (IMS)
Pfaffenwaldring 5B, 70569 Stuttgart
Germany
http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/mitarbeiter/schulzsh/
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Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2017 10:50:02 +0000
From: Haithem AFLI <aflihaithem@gmail.com>
Subject: [Moses-support] Deadline Extension and Final Call - EAMT 2017
Workshop on Social Media and User Generated Content Machine
Translation (Social MT 2017)
To: mt-list@eamt.org, corpora@uib.no, moses-support@mit.edu,
ln@cines.fr, wmt-tasks@googlegroups.com, echos@ens.fr
Cc: Andy Way <andy.way@adaptcentre.ie>, Haithem Afli
<haithem.afli@adaptcentre.ie>
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Dear all, due to several requests, we extend the submission deadline to *April
3, 2017*.
Regards, Workshop Organizers
=============================================================
LAST CALL FOR PAPERS
Apologies for multiple postings.
The first Workshop on Social Media and User Generated Content Machine
Translation (Social MT 2017) Co-located with EAMT 2017, Prague, Czech
Republic
For more information please visit:
https://sites.google.com/view/socialmt
CALL FOR PAPERS
With the widespread adoption of social media and online forums, individual
users have been able to actively participate in the generation of online
content in different languages and dialects. As a result, user-generated
content (UGC) has seen an enormous growth in the recent years. The nature
of UGC means that it can be generated at any time and in non-standard
language or formats. Compared to professionally edited text, it is often
more noisy, and likely to take some liberty with commonly established
grammar, punctuation and spelling norms. All this can make it difficult to
translate but UGC can also be incredibly valuable. This workshop will
explore the multifarious aspects of effective MT of data extracted from
social media.
The workshop aims to provide a research platform dedicated to new method
and techniques on translating user-generated content and exploring the use
of such transition on social media analytics. The workshop will solicit
original research contributions related to the theme, which includes (but
is not limited to):
- Models and Tools Development for Social MT
- Machine translation on Microblogs
- Multi-lingual social analytics
- Neural MT for UGC translation
- Multilingual crowdsourcing
- Building resources for UGC translation
- Sentiment translation of UGC
- Analyzing the diffusion of multilingual information
- Using MT for monitoring emergency responses among social crowds
- Multilingual Social-based web platform for disaster management
- Multilingual and language-specific Information Retrieval on Social Web
- Crosslingual document alignment using UGC data
- Named entity transliteration on social media content
- Code-mixed UGC translation
- MT for Big social data analysis
Submissions may include work in progress as well as finished work.
Submissions must have a clear focus on specific issues pertaining to UGC
and its translation. Descriptions of commercial systems are welcome, but
authors should be willing to discuss the details of their work.
IMPORTANT DATES
January 30, 2017: First Call for Workshop Papers
March 8, 2017: Second Call for Workshop Papers
*April 3, 2017*: Workshop Paper Due Date
April 14, 2017: Notification of Acceptance
May 12, 2017: Camera-ready papers due
May 31, 2017: Workshop Date (half-day workshop)
SUBMISSION FORMAT
Submissions must conform to the official style guidelines for EAMT 2017 (
https://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/pbml/instructions-authors).
Overleaf Project to Clone: https://www.overleaf.com/read/jgvrjmrqnwct
MS Word Template: https://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/eamt2017/files/
templates/eamt17.doc
Contributions can be short or long papers. Short paper submission must
describe original and unpublished work without exceeding eight (8) pages plus
any number of pages for references. Characteristics of short papers
include: a small, focused contribution; work in progress; a negative
result; an opinion piece; an interesting application nugget. Long paper
submissions must describe substantial, original, completed and unpublished
work without exceeding twelve (12) pages plus any number of pages for
references.
Reviewing will be double-blind, so the papers should not reveal the
authors? identity. Accepted papers will be published in the workshop
proceedings.
Double submission policy: Parallel submission to other meetings or
publications is possible but must be immediately notified to the workshop
organizers.
Submission Website: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=socialmt2017
Extended versions of the best papers will be published into an upcoming
special issue of ?Translating User Generated Content? on Machine
Translation Journal
INVITED SPEAKER:
Houda Bouamor (Carnegie Mellon University, Qatar)
WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS
General Chair: Andy Way (ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University)
Program Chair :Haithem Afli (ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University)
Program Committee
Lo?c Barrault (LIUM, Le Mans University)
Laurent Besacier (LIG, Grenoble University)
Philipp Koehn (University of Edinburgh / Johns Hopkins University)
Abdelkarim Mars (Grenoble University)
Matteo Negri (FBK)
Houda Bouamor (CMU Qatar)
Yvette Graham (ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University)
Dimitar Shterionov (KantanMT)
Marco Turchi (FBK)
Antonio Toral (University of Groningen)
Lucia Specia (University of Sheffield)
Kashif Shah (eBay)
Rejwanul Haque (Lingo24)
Barry Haddow (University of Edinburgh)
Jinhua Du (ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University)
Daniel Stein (eBay)
Mohammed Hasanuzzaman (ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University)
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Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2017 12:13:18 +0100
From: Mathias M?ller <mathias.mueller@uzh.ch>
Subject: Re: [Moses-support] memory problems running moses server
To: Sarah Schulz <sarah.schulz@ims.uni-stuttgart.de>
Cc: moses-support <moses-support@mit.edu>
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Hi Sarah
What version of the Moses decoder (including the code for Moses server) do
you use exactly? Do you get an error message from the Moses server, i.e.
does it crash? Is the process killed by the OS because of memory problems?
If you can also supply a toy model and ini file, other people can try and
reproduce your issue.
Regards!
Mathias
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Mathias M?ller
AND-2-20
Institute of Computational Linguistics
University of Zurich
Switzerland
+41 44 635 75 81
mathias.mueller@uzh.ch
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:17 AM, Sarah Schulz <
sarah.schulz@ims.uni-stuttgart.de> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> It seems like I run into memory problems when using moses server even
> though I have plenty of memory available.
>
> I isolated the problem in a little script (attached). I start the server
> and send strings for translation iteratively. At a certain point it will
> send the request and wait for a reply forever. The number of iterations
> decreases, when I increase the length of the string.
> It seems as if the already sent requests are "piling up" somewhere in
> the server's or client's memory and at a certain point it doesn't have
> the capacity to process the new request.
>
> Has anyone gone through anything similar?
>
> Cheers
> Sarah
> --
> Sarah Schulz
> University of Stuttgart
> Institute for Natural Language Processing (IMS)
> Pfaffenwaldring 5B, 70569 Stuttgart
> Germany
>
> http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/mitarbeiter/schulzsh/
>
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