Man Linux: Main Page and Category List

NAME

       julius-generate - random sentence generator for Julius

SYNOPSIS

       julius-generate [options] <prefix>

DESCRIPTION

       julius-generate  randomly  generates  sentences which are acceptable by
       the given grammar. It can be used to check coverage of a grammar  in  a
       human basis, by looking up if it may generate non-acceptable sentences.

USAGE

       Run julius-generate from the same directory where you have the .dfa and
       the  .dict file from where you want it to read the grammar, and pass it
       their prefix. If you don’t have those files, you can generate them with
       mkdfa.

OPTIONS

       -n <amount>
              Changes  the  amount  of  sentences which will be generated (the
              default is 10).

       -t     Outputs terminal (category) names instead of words. This needs a
              .term file, in addition to the .dfa and the .dict files.

       -v     Verbose  mode.  If  you  use  this,  only  one  sentence will be
              generated, but julius-generate will print the different  choices
              it had for each word.

       -s <string>
              Changes the used short-pause model to the indicated one.

EXAMPLES

       julius-generate -n 1 foo
              This  reads files "foo.dfa" and "foo.dict" and prints one random
              sentence which would be acceptable according to them.

SEE ALSO

       mkdfa

AUTHORS

       julius-generate   was   written   by   the   Julius    team    <julius-
       info@lists.sourceforge.jp>,   and  this  manual  page  by  Siegfried-A.
       Gevatter <rainct@ubuntu.com>.

COPYRIGHT

       Same as Julius.