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How to prepare gue dictionary?
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1. Preparing input file.
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Lines in input file should look like this:
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prefix*suffix~weight;description
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where:
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prefix - is the prefix of a word
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suffix - is the suffix of a word
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weight - is the weight saying how importand information in this line is
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description - is a description of the word
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(in any format - description will be in output of gue)
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2. Compiling a dictionary.
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Let's say we have input file named "dict.in".
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Commands compiling dictionary:
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prep_user_dict.pl < dict.in > dict.temp
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compile_user_dict.pl dict.temp
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Those should create file called "gue.bin" which is dictionary
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for gue component.
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Good luck.
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