On 1/10/20 3:33 PM, Alexander Gabriel wrote:
It doesn't look like I can add the variables using an optional argument:
It would be strange if such argument hasn't been ported. Any idea about
that Vitaly (or someone else)?
I have no idea what the trace_as and control_as are used for.
You can provide an atomspace, trace_as, to save the trace of the
reasoning process, that are all attempts, failed and successful to reach
the target. This data can then be used to learn control rules to speed
up reasoning next time you perform inference in a similar domain. Such
control rules may be stored on a separate control atomspace.
BTW, the same atomspace can be used for rules, knowledge base, trace and
control, but it may be more convenient to use separate atomspaces.
See
https://github.com/opencog/pln/tree/master/examples/pln/inference-control-learning
for an example of such inference control meta-learning (it crashes BTW,
I'm fixing it right now).
Nil
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