it is a silly question!
Just in the opencog_patternminer.conf file changed the scm file, which i
want to give as an input.
On Tuesday, 6 September 2016 15:46:15 UTC+2, vishnup...@gmail.com wrote:
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> when i run non-distributed pattern miner test, the default test file is
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when i run non-distributed pattern miner test, the default test file is
ugly_male_soda-drinker_corpus.scm.
How can i change the input file. i.e. Where should i place my scm file or
how can i invoke my scm file?
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Thanks Misgana!
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Hi,
I just run the example on ubuntu 14.04, it is working without issue.
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> Thanks for the reply Ben.
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> Yeah I checked the post. But I could not understand about the linkage
> problem.
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> NIL---> "Anyway, if
Thanks Linas !! It is successful :-))
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Thanks Linas for the reply.
Sorry it was an incomplete post.
> After making modifications in the CmakeLists.txt as per the commit, From
>> the build directory of opencog, i did
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1. cmake ..
2. make
3. sudo make install.
4. started the cogserver on the
> After making modifications in the CmakeLists.txt as per the commit, From
>> the build directory of opencog, i did
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> cmake ..
make
sudo make install.
Then started the cogserver
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Here: this commit should fix this problem (and Nil's original problem)
https://github.com/opencog/opencog/commit/260f95a01af82ff47b56bfa4405a9dcca6b4d7ef
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> For Nil, this was the problem. He got something like undefined symbol.
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>> [2016-06-29 05:43:14:123] [WARN] Unable to load module
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>>> "/home/nilg/OpenCog/opencog/build/opencog/learning/PatternMiner/libTestPatternMinerAgent.so":
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Thanks for the reply Ben.
Yeah I checked the post. But I could not understand about the linkage
problem.
NIL---> "Anyway, if the pattern miner on that branch isn't better I
> obviously
> prefer to use the one on the master. Just haven't figured out what is
> the missing function
I remember Nil met a vaguely similar problem here, due to some missing
linkage...
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/opencog/7A0WDFrTKhk/UNakwr9GAQAJ
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Hello all,
I tried running pattern Miner. I did the following:
1. installed Boost
2. installed cpprest
3. started cogserver
4. Loaded, `opencog> loadmodule
opencog/learning/PatternMiner/libTestPatternMinerAgent.so`
But it displayed :
`opencog> loadmodule
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