Random variable atoms log
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Mayra Russo
Oct 4, 2021, 7:11:23 AM10/4/21
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Hello everyone!
We have recently started to work with PSL and are working on getting a better grasp on the inference process.
We are working with the examples using
CLI interface and PostgreSQL set-up, and were wondering how can we get the random variable atoms in the ADMMTermStore after each iteration in the inference process?
We would like to have an output log or similar of the contents of the ADMMTermStore after each iteration. At the moment, with our current knowledge of PSL and after going through the conversations here, the only way we can imagine doing this is to create a local copy of PSL and modify the file ADMMReasoner.java to print out the terms after every iteration. Are we missing something here or are we on the right track?
We would like to have an output log or similar of the contents of the ADMMTermStore after each iteration. At the moment, with our current knowledge of PSL and after going through the conversations here, the only way we can imagine doing this is to create a local copy of PSL and modify the file ADMMReasoner.java to print out the terms after every iteration. Are we missing something here or are we on the right track?
We would really appreciate any feedback/input and thank you all in advance for any help!
Best,
Mayra
eriq.au...@gmail.com
Dec 17, 2021, 7:23:27 PM12/17/21
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Hey Mayra ,
So sorry I missed this question (it didn't go to my inbox).
If you want to access random variables during inference, I think modifying ADMMReasoner (as you mentioned) is the way to go.
It should be pretty easy to print out the consensus variables every iteration (or every compute period).
Then you can map consensus variables back to random variable atoms:
-eriq
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