#PAM - LanguagePractical
PAM is a Dutch question parser, which can answer your Dutch questions using DBPedia and local resources found in the Resources map.
It is mainly focussed on questions about the Olympics.
##Prerequisites This program is dependent on multiple python libraries:
- lxml
- SPARQLWrapper
Make sure you have these installed, this can be done using the following commands:
pip install lxmlpip install SPARQLWrapper
Also make sure you download the file called pairCounts over here and make sure you place it in the Resources map.
Furthermore, do NOT delete files from the Resources map as they are vital for our program. The program does not work if the files are misplaced or removed.
##Usage
Use the program by opening a terminal window. Go to the map the python files are in and there do the following:
python3 main.py
To feed it a file with questions formatted like the questions below you can do the following:
python3 main.py < ./Questions/QuestionsFile.txt > ./Questions/OutputFile.txt
Running big files of questions takes quite some time.
The program accepts Dutch questions, formatted like the following input:
Hoe lang is Usain Bolt?1 Hoe lang is Usain Bolt?(Note that it is a tab in between the number and sentence)
The program will have the output of a number followed by a tab and then the solution found.
The Number is either the number you have given as input (before the tab), or the iteration number the input check is in.
An example is shown below:
1 1,96 m
To exit the program type exit or use the key-combination ctrl+D
###Debug
If the program prints all debug statements while this is not wanted, please edit the __DEBUG__ variable in variables.py to False.
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