How to get the NELL fact name from ID
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I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;
REL.txt
Subject Predicate Object Soft truth value
--------------------------------------------------------
'127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
'273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
'192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
'120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
'284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276
This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?
E.g. In the statement;
"alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "
127760 → alaska
130502 → lies on
310 → colombia
NELL Relationships
Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.
groovy id psl nell knowledge-graph
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I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;
REL.txt
Subject Predicate Object Soft truth value
--------------------------------------------------------
'127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
'273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
'192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
'120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
'284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276
This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?
E.g. In the statement;
"alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "
127760 → alaska
130502 → lies on
310 → colombia
NELL Relationships
Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.
groovy id psl nell knowledge-graph
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I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;
REL.txt
Subject Predicate Object Soft truth value
--------------------------------------------------------
'127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
'273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
'192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
'120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
'284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276
This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?
E.g. In the statement;
"alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "
127760 → alaska
130502 → lies on
310 → colombia
NELL Relationships
Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.
groovy id psl nell knowledge-graph
I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;
REL.txt
Subject Predicate Object Soft truth value
--------------------------------------------------------
'127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
'273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
'192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
'120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
'284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276
This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?
E.g. In the statement;
"alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "
127760 → alaska
130502 → lies on
310 → colombia
NELL Relationships
Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.
groovy id psl nell knowledge-graph
groovy id psl nell knowledge-graph
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