示例#1
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def relation(type, claim, specifics, general=None):
    relation = Relation(specifics, claim, type)
    argument = Argument(relations={relation})
    if general is not None:
        argument = argument + Argument(
            relations={Relation([general], relation, Relation.SUPPORT)})
    return argument
示例#2
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def blob_conditional_claim(state, data):
    subject = Instance()
    verb = None
    object = None
    claim = GeneralBlob(subject, verb, object, data[0])
    argument = Argument(instances={subject: {subject}},
                        claims={claim: {claim}})
    return Interpretation(argument=argument, local=claim)
示例#3
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def assume(claim, general):
    assumption = SpecificClaim(claim.subject,
                               'is',
                               general.subject.singular,
                               assumption=True)
    argument = Argument(claims={assumption: {assumption}})
    argument += relation(Relation.SUPPORT,
                         claim,
                         general=general,
                         specifics={assumption})
    return Interpretation(argument=argument, local=claim)
示例#4
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def general_claim_singular(state, data):
    scope = Scope()
    subj = Instance(pronoun=Span('something'), scope=scope)
    condition = SpecificClaim(subj, Verb('is'), data[0].local.singular, scope=scope)
    claim = GeneralClaim(subj, data[1].local, data[2].local, scope=scope)
    relation = Relation({condition}, claim, Relation.CONDITION)
    return data[0] + data[2] + Interpretation(
        argument=Argument(
            claims={claim: {claim}, condition: {condition}},
            relations={relation},
            instances={subj: {subj}}
        ),
        local=claim)
示例#5
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def expanded_general_claim(state, data):
    assert len(data[0].argument.claims) == 2
    assert len(data[0].argument.relations) == 1
    
    claim = data[0].local
    conditions = set(claim.update(scope=data[0].local.scope) for claim in data[2].local)
    remaining_claims = set(data[0].argument.claims.keys()) ^ {claim}
    relation = Relation(remaining_claims | conditions , claim, Relation.CONDITION)
    return data[0] + data[2] + Interpretation(
        argument=Argument(
            claims={condition: {condition} for condition in conditions},
            relations={relation},
            instances={condition.subject: {condition.subject} for condition in conditions}
        ),
        local=claim)
示例#6
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def undetermined_claim(state, data):
    scope = Scope()
    conditions = set(claim.update(scope=scope) for claim in data[2].local)
    claim = GeneralClaim.from_claim(data[0].local, scope=scope, conj=data[1].local)
    relation = Relation(conditions, claim, Relation.CONDITION)
    return data[0] + data[2] + Interpretation(
        argument=Argument(
            claims={
                claim: {claim}, 
                **{condition: {condition} for condition in conditions}
            },
            relations={relation},
            instances={
                claim.subject: {claim.subject},
                **{condition.subject: {condition.subject} for condition in conditions}
            }
        ),
        local=claim)
示例#7
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 def text(self, argument: Argument):
     return argument.get_instance(self).__str__()[:-1] + '/{})'.format(self.id)
示例#8
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 def from_noun_rule(cls, state, data):
     instance = cls(noun=data[1].local)  # 1 because of the 'the' at pos 0.
     return data[1] + Interpretation(local=instance, argument=Argument(instances={instance: {instance}}))
示例#9
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 def from_names_rule(cls, state, data):
     instances = {Instance(name=name) for name in data[0].local}
     instance=cls(instances=instances)
     return data[0] + Interpretation(local=instance, argument=Argument(instances={instance: {instance}}))
示例#10
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 def from_pronoun_rule(cls, state, data):
     instance = cls(pronoun=data[0].local)
     return data[0] + Interpretation(local=instance, argument=Argument(instances={instance: {instance}}))
示例#11
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 def text(self, argument: Argument):
     return argument.get_instance(self).__str__()
示例#12
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 def from_noun_rule(cls, state, data):
     instance = cls(noun=data[1].local) # because 'the'
     return data[1] + Interpretation(argument=Argument(instances={instance: {instance}}), local=instance)
示例#13
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 def from_rule(cls, state, data):
     claim = cls(data[0].local, data[1].local, data[2].local)
     return data[0] + data[1] + data[2] + Interpretation(
         argument=Argument(claims={claim: {claim}}), local=claim)
示例#14
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 def is_same(self, other: 'Instance', argument: Argument) -> bool:
     return argument.get_instance(self) == argument.get_instance(other)
示例#15
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 def from_name_rule(cls, state, data):
     instance = cls(name=data[0].local)
     return data[0] + Interpretation(argument=Argument(instances={instance: {instance}}), local=instance)
示例#16
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 def __init__(self, argument: Argument = Argument(), local: Any = None):
     self.argument = argument
     self.local = local
示例#17
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    def instantiate(self, claim, context):
        relation = Relation(sources={}, target=claim, type=self.type)
        argument = Argument(relations={relation})

        if self.specifics is not None:
            instances = OrderedDict()
            claims = OrderedDict()
            for specific in self.specifics:
                # If we're connecting to a scoped statement, make sure we have the right scope
                if claim.scope and specific.scope != claim.scope:
                    scoped_specific = specific.update(scope=claim.scope)
                    relation.sources.add(scoped_specific)
                    instances[scoped_specific.subject] = {
                        scoped_specific.subject, specific.subject
                    }
                    claims[scoped_specific] = {scoped_specific, specific}
                else:
                    relation.sources.add(specific)
            argument = argument + Argument(instances=instances, claims=claims)

        if self.make_assumptions and self.conditional is not None:
            argument = argument + Argument(relations={
                Relation([self.conditional], relation, Relation.SUPPORT)
            })
            conditions = find_conditions(self.conditional, context)
            if len(conditions) > 0:
                assumptions = []
                for condition in conditions:
                    params = {
                        'subject': claim.subject,
                        'verb': condition.verb.for_subject(claim.subject),
                    }

                    if condition.verb.literal in ('is', 'are'):
                        params['object'] = getattr(
                            condition.object, claim.subject.grammatical_number)

                    assumptions.append(condition.assume(**params))

                argument = argument + Argument(claims=dict(
                    (assumption, {assumption}) for assumption in assumptions))
                relation.sources.update(assumptions)

        if self.make_assumptions and self.conditional is None and self.specifics is not None:
            """
            Make a general assumption in the trend of 'When Tweety can fly
            because she is a bird, anything that is a bird can fly.'
            """
            scope = Scope()
            subject = Instance(pronoun=Span('something'), scope=scope)

            if self.type == Relation.SUPPORT:
                object = claim.object
            elif self.type == Relation.ATTACK:
                object = Negation(
                    claim.object
                )  #is this ok? Or are we jumping to conclusions?
            else:
                assert False, "Can't deal with this kind of relation"

            conditional = GeneralClaim(subject,
                                       claim.verb,
                                       object,
                                       scope=scope,
                                       assumption=True)
            assumptions = []

            for specific in self.specifics:
                if claim.subject.could_be(specific.subject):
                    assumptions.append(
                        specific.update(id=None,
                                        subject=conditional.subject,
                                        scope=scope))

            if len(assumptions) > 0:
                argument = argument + Argument(
                    instances={subject: {subject}},
                    claims={
                        conditional: {conditional},
                        **{
                            assumption: {assumption}
                            for assumption in assumptions
                        }
                    },
                    relations={
                        Relation([conditional], relation, Relation.SUPPORT),
                        Relation(assumptions, conditional, Relation.CONDITION)
                    })

        if len(relation.sources) == 0:
            raise Exception(
                "No specific claim or assumption to link the conditional claim to"
            )

        return Interpretation(argument=argument, local=claim)