migrate to sacremoses and add toktok tokenizer #361
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BTW, you can also use Toktok as a standalone now =) |
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@alvations thanks, will look into adding this soon :) |
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Change documentation based on pytorch#361.
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Change documentation based on #361.
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Moses tokenizer has been deleted from nltk because of a license issue.
The current build is broken because of this change.
This fix resolves #306
Also added toktok tokenizer based on the suggestion from @alvations