Software

This page provides and links to software components
developed by ESSENCE fellows.

Software Components

First-Person Communication Planner

Tânia Marques

Extension of the symbolic planning technology to allow explicit communication planning regadless of the domain.

Programming Language: C
Dependencies: Flex, Bison (included in repository)

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AMI Adjancency Pair Tools

Julian J. Schlöder

Tools to extract and analyse the adjacency pair annotation in the AMI meeting corpus.

Programming Language: Python
Dependencies: NLTK, NXT toolkit (for data extraction)

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Polarity Model for Disagreement Detection

Julian J. Schlöder

A toy implementation of the polarity-based model for disagreement detection (paper). The model analyses the AMI corpus, using the Adjacency Pair Tools above.

Programming Language: Python
Dependencies: NLTK, scikit-learn, NXT toolkit (for data extraction)

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Adaptation in ambiguous communication

Thomas Brochhagen

Iterated dyadic interaction between ambiguous language users without a common prior.  Linguistic behavior is a generalized variant of Iterated Quantal Response, coupled with adaptive dynamics.

Programming Language: Python
Dependencies: numpy (matplotlib and seaborn for visualization)

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Expressivity and learnability in cultural transmission

Thomas Brochhagen

Population level dynamics on linguistic types that exert pressure towards either only expressivity, only learnability, or a combination thereof. Linguistic behavior is a variant of Iterated Quantal Response / RSA. Dynamics are replicator dynamics (expressivity) and iterated Bayesian learning as mutator dynamics (learnability).

Programming Language: Python
Dependencies: numpy

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User Interface for the translation of WordNet concepts to any other language

Mercedes Huertas-Migueláñez

User interface that supports the translation of WordNet-like concepts in other languages. This simplified version has been tested to translate English concepts into Italian and submit them to a database.

Programming Language: HTML5, CSS, Angularjs
Dependencies: Angularjs, Mongodb

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Crowdsourcing platform on OmegaWiki synset and WordNet Synset alignments

Khuyagbaatar Batsuren

In the first phase, an automatic method was used to estimate the similarities between WordNet synsets of two resources. Based on findings from the first phase, this platform asks users whether WordNet synsets and Omegawiki synsets match.

Programming Language: Java, Angularjs
Dependencies: Apache Web Server, Zend Framework, Webix, and Angularjs

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Vocabulary Alignment in Openly Specified Interactions

Paula Chocrón

Simulations that show pairs of  heterogeneous agents  aligning their vocabulary from the experience of interacting with each other. The interactions are specified in Linear Temporal Logic, and the learning is inspired by very simple reinforcement learning techniques.

Programming Language: Python
Dependencies: NuSMV (included in the package)

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Two-agent system arguing about meaning in order to build contrast sets

Kemo Adrian

Two agents build contrast sets (knowledge representations associated to a vocabulary) that is initially unable to guarantee mutual intelligibility. Through argumentation over the concepts that compose the contrast set, the agents build a new version of their initial contrast set. This final contrast set guarantees mutual intelligibility while providing the same expressiveness as their initial versions.

Programming Language: Java
Dependencies: FTL (included in repository)

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Domain-Aware Semantic Matcher

Francisco José Quesada Real

This component carries out semantic matching between two schemas considering domain information and domain-specific terminologies.

Programming Language: Java
Dependencies: WordNet, S-Match and Diversicon

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A Web-Based Editor and Visualiser for Distributed Linked-Data Instructions

Paolo Pareti

This Javascript application allows non-expert users to generate resources that embed Linked Data into simple human-readable HTML pages (using RDFa). These resources describe human instructions, and they can be interconnected not only through HTML links, but also through semantic links (Linked Data). This application allows the exploration of potentially distributed resources by following semantic links and by displaying them in a graphical representation.

Programming Language: Javascript
Dependencies: rdflib.js

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A Framework for Exploring Structure Alignment between Co-situated Agents

Michael Anslow

A multi-agent framework for exploring structure alignment problems where structures are graph knowledge bases of agents in a multi-agent system and where these structures are their representation of a shared environment. The essential problem is that of finding structural similarity between knowledge graphs while the setting provides the scenario in which structure matching occurs.

Programming Language: Java
Dependencies: Neo4J, Cypher

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Dagmar Gromann

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Meta-Layer Problem Solving for Computational Construction Grammar

Paul Van Eecke

We present a series of major advances in Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG), a fully operational computational construction grammar framework. FCG can be used to comprehend (semantically parse) and formulate (semantically produce) natural language. It is mainly used in multi-agent experiments into language emergence and evolution. We have integrated a library of diagnostics and repairs for on-the-fly meta-layer problem solving and learning. It is now also available as a web service, for easier integration into external applications and NLP pipelines.

Technical details : FCG can be called through a web-api based on http requests. The source code can also be downloaded freely and is written in common lisp. It is compatible with all major operating systems (including linux, OSX and windows) and major lisp distributions (including LispWorks, Closure Common Lisp and Steel Bank Common Lisp).

Web service: https://www.fcg-net.org/fcg-interactive
Download: https://www.fcg-net.org/download

Programming Language: Common Lisp (ANSI standard)
Dependencies: gnuplot and graphviz for visualisation (other libraries are included in the release)

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