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FrancisBond edited this page Mar 30, 2018
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Below are the most common command-line usages of ACE, followed by a complete reference for all the command-line options.
Parsing (input is one sentence per line): ace -g grammar.dat [input-file] [-1 | -n count]
Generating (input is one MRS per line): ace -g grammar.dat -e [input-file] [-1 | -n count]
Compiling a grammar: ace -G grammar.dat -g path-to-config.tdl
Complete Reference:
| Option | Description | Version |
| -g filename | Identify the grammar to be used. Normally, a compiled grammar image. When compiling a grammar, the location of that grammar's config.tdl file. | 0.9 |
| -G filename | Enable grammar-compilation mode, and specify where to save the compiled grammar. | 0.9 |
| -e | Generate, rather than parse. | 0.9 |
| -n count | Use selective unpacking to enumerate only the top count results. | |
| -1 | Equivalent to -n 1. | |
| -r roots | Supplies a space-delimited list of root instances (overriding the setting compiled into the grammar image). | |
| -l | Enable LUI mode. You must have a working yzlui binary in your PATH. | |
| -f | Format each EP on its own line when printing MRSes. | |
| -p | Turn off packing. | |
| -R | Do not output results. | |
| -T | Only output MRSes, not trees. | |
| -t | Run as a [incr tsdb()] client. | |
| -h | Show a short synopsis of usage | |
| -V | Show ACE version number. | |
| -v | Increase verbosity; up to 3 -v options can be used if desired. The additional output is unlikely to be useful except for debugging. | |
| -E | Run the REPP preprocessor on each input and output the result; do not perform token mapping or any further parsing. | |
| -m hostname | Join an arbiter grid of parsers. | |
| -q | Suppress printing the input sentence in cases of successful parsing. | |
| -X | Stop when the first result is found, rather than generating the complete packed forest. Not recommended. | |
| -L lexemes | Disable certain lexemes when parsing. | |
| -i | Perform a fine-grained timing profile of the operation requested (experimental). | 0.9.3 |
| -y | Enable YY input mode (experimental). | 0.9.4 |
| --max-chart-megabytes=X | Use up to X megabytes of RAM on chart edges before terminating the forest creation portion of parsing. | |
| --max-unpack-megabytes=X | Use up to X megabytes of total RAM for chart edges and unpacking operations before cancelling a parse. | |
| --timeout=X | Use up to X seconds of time before cancelling a parse. Off by default. | |
| --disable-subsumption-test | Turn off the subsumption check in generation (underspecified generation) | |
| --disable-generalization | Turn off subsumption under generalization (useful for debugging) | 0.9.17 |
| --ubertagging=0.001 | enable ubertagging | 0.9.21 |
| --pcfg=pcfg | use a pcfg approximation to parse (c-saw) and combine its results with the HPSG | |
| --rooted-derivations | include the root in the derivation (if multiple roots apply, the first listed in roots.tdl will be used) | |
| --udx(=all) | decorate lexeme nodes with their type; "--udx=all" decorates rule nodes too | 0.9.24 |
| --tsdb-stdout | produce structured output as expected by tsdb | 0.9.24 |
| --report-labels | add a tree with the labels (e.g., DT, VP as specified in labels.tdl) | 0.9.24 |
| --yy-rules | when in YY mode, require input tokens to undergo specific lexical rules |
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