How to use the enen paraphrasing?

[JafferWilson]

I want to know how to use the english to english paraphrasing using the ddelphitools? Des the tool create the paraphrases or need to give paraphrases and it will decide which to choose. Kindly help me.

[goodmami]

Hi, the code is supposed to use an external grammar and processor (from LOGON) in order to generate paraphrases. I copied this repository to GitHub for posterity, but I don't regularly use it, and I was unable to get it to work after a few minutes.

Instead, I suggest you try a different project I'm working on: https://github.com/goodmami/xmt. It's not feature-complete, but the instructions in the README work for me. Please give it a shot and raise an issue on that project if you have trouble.

I hope that helps

[goodmami]

I should add that XMT does not require LOGON (a ~4GB download), but instead uses ACE and individual grammars, which use much less disk space.

[fcbond]

G'day, enen creates paraphrases but currently only a limited set: * any variants ERG considers semantically identical (mainly word order variation) * some MWEs "keep on -> continue" There are rules for some noun phrase variation (A B, A's B, B of A) but they are not loaded by default. As far as I know, no one has used this code for a while, ...

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[JafferWilson]

Thank you everyone for your reply... :)