Hi,
I'm not familiar enough with the pattern matcher yet to suggest a Scheme
API. I do believe I know however the next steps to clean it up. So I'll
look into that first, create a github issue, then look into the API design.
In fact for the API, it would be good if we can have a group chat,
involving people who will use it in the future. Like having some
concrete usage examples would help me to know how the API should be.
Personally, I do would like to see an API that facilitates interaction
with the URE. I don't really have concrete examples, just an idea.
Nil
On 02/11/2017 06:50 PM, Shujing Ke wrote:
Hi,
I am still a bit busy with my baby - my parents just left back to China.
If Nil gives some examples on how the Scheme API should be like, I will
have a look at it and evaluate how much work it will be and if I have
time to do it.
Thanks,
Shujing
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 12:34 PM, Ben Goertzel <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Nil,
We have about 8 billion different uses for the Pattern Miner on the
immediate horizon....
I know you reviewed the code last year and had some thoughts about
what needs to be done to improve its ease of usability for various
applications....
Hedra has looked at the code too and run it on some example NLP-parse
outputs; she will be available to spend some time on this and is a
good C++ programmer.... For instance she could spend time starting
March (and maybe sometime before that) on making Scheme bindings for
the pattern miner...
Shujing might also be available to help on a part-time basis soon,
though I'm not clear on that...
Nil, it would be good if you could take a few days and
1) make a list of what you think should be done to improve pattern
miner usability
2) maybe make a first sketch of what you think a Scheme API for the
pattern miner should look like
This would provide valuable guidance for Hedra and/or Shujing to
work on this...
thanks
Ben
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