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MOSES Machine Learning: Meta-Optimizing Semantic Evolutionary Search for the AtomSpace (https://github.com/opencog/atomspace)
I'm in the process of writing a research proposal that would need to have some kind of deme management system, similar to what ASMOSES does. This is all very much...
Some old and rock-solid unit tests are failing in Ubuntu 22.04 for no discerneble reason. I don't have time to debug this. See #105 for details.
This is an idea from @robert-haas on a discord channel. The original moses created combo trees out of the arithmetic ops (plus, minus, times, divide) the boolean ops (and/or/not) and...
During a code review, I discovered this code: https://github.com/opencog/asmoses/blob/master/opencog/asmoses/atomese/interpreter/Interpreter.cc This interpreter appears to miss the whole idea of atomese: it already has a built-in interpreter, which is called "atomese" --...
Copying discussion from opencog/atomspace#2546 and specifically comment https://github.com/opencog/atomspace/issues/2546#issuecomment-617546440 This is a design suggestion for reduct in as-moses. Basically, it says that you don't need to use the moses reduct any...
As suggested in issue #3, In order to proceed to porting other subsystems we choose to wrap the existing Combo reduct engine. Given a program `P` to be reduced, first...
Overview -------- This issue contains some considerations regarding various ways Atomese programs could be represented, manipulated and evaluated. Warning: it is not a plan for immediate actions, just some considerations....
Question: which approach would be preferred?: - [ ] load csv directly into atomese - [x] load the data into a table, which can then be converted to atomese.
This issue is to complement the Section "Represent Problem Data in AtomSpace" of issue #3 as well as much of what has been discussed in issue #12 (from comment https://github.com/opencog/as-moses/issues/12#issuecomment-399934389...