I’ve been working on a graph reasoner I’ve called clj-reasoner. Graph reasoning is a way to do inference over a relationship graph. Let’s look at an example. Imagine we have gathered friendship data from various sites on the web. We basically have an impartial social graph: friendshipgraph — Generated by EHT-Graphviz Clojure code to generate [...]
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Graph Reasoner for Clojure
February 23, 2010 – 7:34 pm
By eric
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Also tagged clj-reasoner, clojure, graph reasoner, social graph
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Link Grammar and Graph Reasoner Projects
February 22, 2010 – 9:24 pm
In my last post, I said I’d talk about what I’ve been working on. I started working on cleaning up my version of OMeta, but I found fnparse and that looks way better than my parser. It’s different two important ways: OMeta was a DSL for writing parsers, not a monadic parser; and OMeta could [...]
By eric
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Also tagged clojure, dsl, graph reasoner, link grammar, ometa, parser, reasoner
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Looking forward to posting again soon
February 21, 2010 – 6:19 pm
I’ve been working on some cool projects in Clojure, though I haven’t posted much about them. A version of OMeta-style parser. Basically, you define a grammar for a language that can operate on any Clojure data structure (not just strings). A Link Grammar parser. I hope to talk about them soon. Thanks for being patient [...]
