slmprune - prune the back-off language model to a reasonable size

       Originally written by Phill.Zhang <phill.zhang@sun.com>.  Currently maintained by Kov.Chai
       <tchaikov@gmail.com>.

       This program uses entropy-based method to prune the size of back-off language model 'input_slm' to a
       specific size and write to 'result_slm'.

       the third parameter cut_option can be [R|C]. It means the following numbers is the number for (R)eserve
       or (C)ut. If (C)ut, the num[k] means how many items in level K would be cut. If (R)eserve, num[k] means
       how many item would be reserved in level k.

       Note that we do not ensure that during pruning process,  exactly the the given number of items are cut or
       reserved, because some items may contains high level children, so could not be cut.

       Also it's your responsibility to give right number of arguments based on 'input_slm'.

       slmprune - prune the back-off language model to a reasonable size

       To get information of the back-off language model, try 'slminfo'.

slminfo(1), slmthread(1).

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