Initial support for reading (some) OpenFST binary files. #11
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Thanks for the contribution! I have a really busy next few days but will get to this PR later in the week. |
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Sounds good!
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Some code to allow reading of some OpenFST binary files.
At present it doesn't support anything close to all the possible variations of OpenFST's types, but it will get you the equivalent of VectorFst, I think.
Almost certainly there are bugs. I've only tested it on some .fst files that Phonetisaurus generates.