Thank you for your help Hans. But I need a more help here...sorry :)
Quoting Hans Chalupsky <[email protected]>:
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> (2) In its current default configuration, PowerLoom doesn't back-index
> on literals such as numbers or strings. Therefore, it won't find
> some of your assertions below which will prevent the inferences
> from going through. To make it backindex on literals, you have to
> set the variable (in Lisp)
>
> (setq stella::*backlink-all-proposition-arguments?* stella::true)
>
> If you are using Java, you'd have to set the variable
>
> edu.isi.powerloom.logic.$BACKLINK_ALL_PROPOSITION_ARGUMENTSp$
>
> or in C++ the variable
>
> logic::oBACKLINK_ALL_PROPOSITION_ARGUMENTSpo
>
> You can set it in the respective main function or the Lisp top level.
>
> This behavior was motivated by the fact that we wanted to avoid lots of
> proposition backpointers from commonly used constants such as 0 or
> 1, but we might change our position on that for future releases.
I use Java-version Powerloom to do these definition. But I still cant find how
to set the variabel that you point here (which is
"edu.isi.powerloom.logic.$BACKLINK_ALL_PROPOSITION_ARGUMENTSp$"). How can I set
that variabel? In Powerloom prompt or may be I have to change some files to do
that.
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>
> Hans
>
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