Kyle Gorman

I have never tried to install this way (pip+git)---the only way that is likely to work in a wide variety is via Conda-Forge, since you need big non-Python dependencies---but I...

+1.

Installation from source, particularly on MacOS, is basically unsupported. I don’t own a suite of Macs of various vintages so I have no way to test it. As I hope...

Yeah, if you install directly from Pip on x86_64 Ubuntu it'll use the manylinux wheel. Sadly there's nothing equivalent on MacOS. (On conda there are arm64, aka Apple Silicon, binaries...

Closing. Not sure what I can do about this.

Does anyone care about support for MacOS < 10.12? 10.11 ("El Capitan") is quite old in my book but I have no idea.

This is all expected behavior. .input_symbols and .output_symbols return `None` because no symbol table is attached. You have to make and/or attach your own symbol tables if you really want...

That's a perfectly good way to create a symbol table. If I'm targeting all printable ASCII, or all bytes, I'd probably just have made one ahead of time (as a...

This displays a string FSA labeled "f o o": ``` import string import pynini x = pynini.accep("foo") sym = pynini.SymbolTable() sym.add_symbol("") for char in string.ascii_lowercase:     sym.add_symbol(char, ord(char)) x.set_input_symbols(sym) x.set_output_symbols(sym) ```...

I am marking this closed as I don't intend to debug the Jupyter behavior.