An internal function of CLD2, int GetLangScore(uint32 probs, uint8 pslang) let you get the score of a language by language probability.
This is used in several points to calculate the score of a language, given the top 3 languages predicted like here:
if (indirect < static_cast<int>(obj->kCLDTableSizeOne)) {
// Up to three languages at indirect
uint32 langprob = obj->kCLDTableInd[indirect];
return GetLangScore(langprob, lang1) - GetLangScore(langprob, lang2);
}I would like to get the opposite, hence to get the probabilities for each language, referred in the code as langprob.
There are some internal testing function like string GetLangProbTxt(const ScoringContext* scoringcontext, uint32 langprob) that seems to print out these probabilities here, so in theory it should be easier as
uint32 langprob = base_obj->kCLDTableInd[indirect];
retval.append(GetLangProbTxt(scoringcontext, langprob));
An internal function of CLD2, int GetLangScore(uint32 probs, uint8 pslang) let you get the score of a language by language probability.
This is used in several points to calculate the score of a language, given the top 3 languages predicted like here:
I would like to get the opposite, hence to get the probabilities for each language, referred in the code as
langprob.There are some internal testing function like
string GetLangProbTxt(const ScoringContext* scoringcontext, uint32 langprob)that seems to print out these probabilities here, so in theory it should be easier asuint32 langprob = base_obj->kCLDTableInd[indirect]; retval.append(GetLangProbTxt(scoringcontext, langprob));