7:00 – 3:30 VTX

• Representations: Classes, Trajectories, Transitions
  • Inner language, the language with which we think
  • Semantic nets
    • parasitic semantics – where we project knowing to the machine. We contain the meaning, not the machine.
  • Combinators = edge
  • Reification – linking links?
  • Sequence
  • Minsky – Frames or templates add a localization layer.
  • Classification
  • Transition
    • Vocabulary of change, not state
    • (!)Increase, (!)decrease, (!)change, (!)appear, (!)disappear
  • Trajectory
    • Objects moving along trajectories
    • Trajectory frame (prepositions help refine – by, with, from, for, etc)
      • Starts at a source
      • Arranged by agent, possibly with collaborator
      • assisted by instrument
      • can have a conveyance
      • Arrives at destination
      • Beneficiary
    • Wall Street Journal Corpus
      • 25% transitions or trajectories.
    • Pat comforted Chris
      • Role Frame
        • Agent: Pat
        • Action: ??
        • Object: Chris
        • Result: Transition Frame
          • Object: Chris
          • Mood: Improved (increased)
  • Story Libraries
    • Event Frames – adds time and place
      • Disaster -adds fatalities, cost
        • Earthquake – adds name, category
        • Hurricane – – adds magnitude, fault
      • Party
        • Birthday
        • Wedding – adds bride and groom
• Scrum
• Working on downloading and running the NLP code
  • Downloaded Java EE 7u2
  • Downloaded Gradle 2.9
  • Installed and compiled. Took 41 minutes!
  • Working on running it now, which looks like I need Tomcat. To run Tomcat on port 80, I had to finally chase down what was blocking port 80. I finally found it by running NET stop HTTP, (from here) which gave me a list that I could check against the services. I monitored this with Xampp’s nifty Netstat tool. The offending process was BranchCache, which I disabled. Now we’ll see what that breaks…
  • Tomcat up and running
  • NLPService blew up. More secret knowledge:

    Local RabbitMQ Setup
    
    Install Erlang 
    
    # http://www.erlang.org/download/otp_win64_17.5.exe
    
    # Set *ERLANG_HOME* in system variables. (e.g. C:\Program Files\erl6.4)
    
    Install RabbitMQ 
    
    # http://www.rabbitmq.com/releases/rabbitmq-server/v3.5.3/rabbitmq-server-3.5.3.exe
    
    #* If you get Windows Security Alert(s) for *epmd.exe* and/or *erl.exe*, check "Domain networks..." and uncheck "Private networks" and "Public networks"
    
    # Open the command prompt as *administrator*
    
    # Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\RabbitMQ Server\rabbitmq_server-3.5.3\sbin.
    
    # Run the following commands:             
    
    rabbitmq-plugins.bat enable rabbitmq_web_stomp rabbitmq_stomp rabbitmq_management
    
    rabbitmq-service.bat stop                                                        
    rabbitmq-service.bat install                                                     
    rabbitmq-service.bat start                                                      
    
    RabbitMQ Admin Console
    http://localhost:15672/mgmt
    
    guest/guest

  • Installed Erlang and RabbitMQ. We’ll try running tomorrow.