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extensibility with the goal of supporting NMT research into model
architectures, feature representations, and source modalities, while
maintaining competitive performance and reasonable training
requirements. The toolkit consists of modeling and decoding support,
requirements. The toolkit consists of modeling and translation support,
as well as detailed pedagogical documentation about the underlying
techniques.

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tasks such as dialogue, parsing, and summarization.

As NMT approaches are standardized, it becomes more important for the
machine translation and NLP community to develop standard
machine translation and NLP community to develop open
implementations for researchers to benchmark against, learn from, and
extend upon. Just as the SMT community benefited greatly from toolkits
like Moses \cite{koehn2007moses} for phrase-based MT and the CDec
toolkit \cite{dyer2010cdec} for syntax-based MT, NMT toolkits can
provide a foundation for the research community. A toolkit should aim
to provide a shared frameworks for developing and comparing
open-source systems that provide state-of-the-art results and are
flexible enough for research development, while at the same time being
efficient and accurate enough to be used production contexts.
to provide a shared framework for developing and comparing
open-source systems, while at the same time being
efficient and accurate enough to be used in production contexts.


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functionality but minimal support to production users. Perhaps most
promising is the University of Edinburgh's \textit{Nematus} system originally based on NYU's NMT system. Nematus provides high-accuracy translation, many options,
clear documentation, and has been used in several successful research
projects. In the development of this project, we aimed to build upon he strengths of this system, while providing additional documentation and functionality to provide a
projects. In the development of this project, we aimed to build upon the strengths of this system, while providing additional documentation and functionality to provide a
useful open-source NMT framework for the NLP community in academia and
industry.

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\section{Background}

NMT has now been extensively described in many
excellent papers and tutorials (see for instance
excellent tutorials (see for instance
\url{https://sites.google.com/site/acl16nmt/home}). We give
only a condensed overview here.
a condensed overview.

NMT takes a conditional language modeling view of translation (as
opposed to the noisy channel view of SMT). Formally NMT models the
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