Esempio n. 1
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def _get_specific(match_parse, basic_ontology, type_, constant):
    assert isinstance(match_parse, MatchParse)
    assert isinstance(constant, Constant)
    packs = []
    if type_.name == 'line':
        label_a = constant.content[0]
        label_b = constant.content[-1]
        keys_a = match_parse.match_graph[label_a].keys()
        keys_b = match_parse.match_graph[label_b].keys()
        for key_a, key_b in itertools.product(keys_a, keys_b):
            point_a = match_parse.formulas[key_a]
            point_b = match_parse.formulas[key_b]

            if not isinstance(point_a,
                              instantiators['point']) or not isinstance(
                                  point_b, instantiators['point']):
                continue

            a_key = _get_point_key(match_parse, point_a)
            b_key = _get_point_key(match_parse, point_b)
            lines = get_instances(match_parse.general_graph_parse, 'line',
                                  a_key, b_key).values()
            for line in lines:
                constant = Constant(line, basic_ontology.types['line'])
                formula = Formula(basic_ontology, constant, [])
                variables = {}
                cost = 0
                packs.append(FormulaPack(formula, variables, cost))

    elif type_.name == 'circle':
        if len(constant.content) == 1:
            label = constant.content[0]
            keys = match_parse.match_graph[label].keys()
            for key in keys:
                point = match_parse.formulas[key]

                if not isinstance(point, instantiators['point']):
                    continue

                key = _get_point_key(match_parse, point)
                circles = get_instances(match_parse.general_graph_parse,
                                        'circle', key).values()
                for circle in circles:
                    constant = Constant(circle, basic_ontology.types['circle'])
                    formula = Formula(basic_ontology, constant, [])
                    variables = {}
                    cost = 0
                    packs.append(FormulaPack(formula, variables, cost))

    # TODO : Add other things as well

    return packs
Esempio n. 2
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def identify_constants(basic_ontology, ontology_semantics, word):
    """
    Returns a dictionary of constant-score pairs that the word might refer to,
    in the domain of number, variable and reference.
    For now, ontology semantics is not used, but later, this needs to be used to instantiate new functions,
    as the names have to make sense in the semantics.

    :param BasicOntology basic_ontology:
    :param OntologySemantics ontology_semantics:
    :param word:
    :return:
    """
    assert isinstance(basic_ontology, BasicOntology)

    number_score = _get_number_score(word)
    reference_score = _get_reference_score(word)
    variable_score = _get_variable_score(word)

    pairs = {}

    if number_score > 0 and reference_score > 0:
        raise Exception("?")

    elif number_score > 0:
        constant = Constant(word, basic_ontology.types['number'])
        pair = ConstantScorePair(constant, number_score)
        pairs[word] = pair

    elif variable_score > 0:
        constant = Constant(word, basic_ontology.types['number'])
        pair = ConstantScorePair(constant, variable_score)
        pairs[word] = pair

    elif reference_score > 0:
        constant = Constant(word, basic_ontology.types['reference'])
        pair = ConstantScorePair(constant, reference_score)
        pairs[word] = pair

    return pairs
Esempio n. 3
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def _get_all(match_parse, basic_ontology, type_):
    assert isinstance(match_parse, MatchParse)
    general_graph_parse = match_parse.general_graph_parse
    instances = get_all_instances(general_graph_parse, type_.name)
    assert isinstance(instances, dict)
    packs = []
    for key, d in instances.iteritems():
        instance = d['instance']
        constant = Constant(instance, type_)
        formula = Formula(basic_ontology, constant, [])
        variables = {}
        cost = 0
        packs.append(FormulaPack(formula, variables, cost))
    return packs
Esempio n. 4
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def _ground_formula(match_parse, text_formula):
    """
    Helper function for ground_semantic_tree

    returns a tuple (grounded_formula, variables, cost)
    :param match_parse:
    :param formula:
    :return:
    """
    basic_ontology = text_formula.basic_ontolgy

    # Base cases: entity | number and constant | function | error
    current = text_formula.current  # current is either Constant or FormulaNode
    packs = []
    if isinstance(current, Constant) and basic_ontology.isinstance(
            current.type, basic_ontology.types['number']):
        # Either variable ('x', 'y', etc) or number ('1', '555', etc.)
        assert isinstance(current.content, str)
        number_cost = 1 - _get_number_score(current.content)
        variable_cost = 1 - _get_variable_score(current.content)
        if number_cost < 1:
            new_current = Constant(float(current.content),
                                   basic_ontology.types['number'])
            grounded_formula = Formula(basic_ontology, new_current, [])
            packs.append(FormulaPack(grounded_formula, {}, number_cost))

        if variable_cost < 1:
            variable = sympy.symbols(current.content)
            variables = {current.content: variable}
            new_current = Constant(variable, basic_ontology.types['number'])
            grounded_formula = Formula(basic_ontology, new_current, [])
            packs.append(
                FormulaPack(grounded_formula, variables, variable_cost))

    elif basic_ontology.isinstance(current.type,
                                   basic_ontology.types['entity']):
        # only single child
        packs.extend(_ground_entity(match_parse, text_formula))

    elif isinstance(current, Function):
        # Recursive case
        pack_list_of_list = [
            _ground_formula(match_parse, child)
            for child in text_formula.children
        ]
        for pack_list in itertools.product(*pack_list_of_list):
            variables = {}
            cost = 0
            children = []
            for child, local_variables, local_cost in pack_list:
                children.append(child)
                cost += local_cost
                for key, value in local_variables.iteritems():
                    variables[key] = value
            grounded_formula = Formula(basic_ontology, current, children)
            packs.append(FormulaPack(grounded_formula, variables, cost))

    else:
        raise Exception("Something is wrong...")

    return packs