The program comes in two modes : *train* and *decode*.\
You can view all the possible program arguments with `macaon train -h` and `macaon decode -h`.\
It is possible to directly use the program to train models and annotate input, but it is a bit tedious as you would have to type in a lot of arguments.\
It is recommended to use [macaon_data](https://gitlab.lis-lab.fr/franck.dary/new_macaon_data) instead, a collection of scripts to organize your models. It is assumed in this documentation that you are using *macaon_data*.\
It is recommended to use [macaon_data](https://gitlab.lis-lab.fr/franck.dary/macaon_data) instead, a collection of scripts to organize your models. It is assumed in this documentation that you are using *macaon_data*.\
If you understand the project structure well enough, you can obviously write your own scripts instead.
