Biomedical Data Translator Technical Feasibility Assessment of Reasoning Tool: University of Alabama at Birmingham
$600,000OT2FY2018TRNIH
University Of Alabama At Birmingham, Birmingham AL
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Abstract
Our plan remains largely the same, except that we reserve the right to go beyond standard miniKanren to any logical / probabilistic logical programming language for deep causal reasoning. For example, for less complex queries that need greater performance, we may utilize SPARQL as a back-end. We have also found classical logical reasoning to be more effective than anticipated, so we plan to go as far as possible with classical logic programming before exploiting probabilistic logic programming.
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