emil -
System for making sense of conflicting (strict and defeasible) rules expressed in ACE
We here make available emil, an initial prototype of an implementation of the EMIL ("extracting meaning from inconsistent language") pipeline: the pipeline in question takes strict and defeasible rules expressed in (an extension of) the controlled natural language ACE, evaluates such rules using the direct-stable-semantics, and verbalises the stable-sets in ACE. This is a successor to our previous system dAceRules (which makes use of the tool AceRules to a similar effect; emil does not rely on AceRules).
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Webpage online
20.02.2019emil webpage is online. You can download emil version 0.0.0 below.
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Please see the "readme.txt" file in the folder "emil" for information on running emil. See the folder "input-examples" for examples. The folders in question are part of the package in the download link below.Download
Version 0.0.0 of emil, together with several of the necessary components to run the prototype, can be downloaded here: emil version 0.0.0
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