clipspy | Python CFFI bindings for the ' C ' Language | Machine Learning library
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Python CFFI bindings for the 'C' Language Integrated Production System CLIPS
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- Returns the sources of the Slot
- Return the pointer to the class
- Add a new line to the log
- Log a message to the logger
- Reset multiple values
- Return a CLIPSValue instance
- Undefine the program
- Return the definition of the actor
- Undefine the rule
- Return the Rule instance
- Return the range of this slot
- Return the template pointer
- Modify slot parameters
- List of slots for this Template
- Call a Python function
- The default value of the Slot
- Returns the facets of this Slot
- The cardinality of this slot
- The cardinality of the Slot
- Returns the allowed values for this slot
- The types of this Slot
- Modify a set of slots
- Return the default value for this slot
- Return the allowed values for this slot
- The range of this Slot
- The type of this SlotSlot
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QUESTION
So I have been working on an expert system using clipspy recently. I have already came out with the rule file and load it back in using the clipspy. Some my question is, how do I extract the printout content in the rule file using the clipspy library because I have to make a simple GUI for the system. The GUI will be like pop up the question and prompt the user to fill in the answer until the ends of the system.
Example rule file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-24 at 15:57The simplest way to integrate a graphical user interface with CLIPSPy would probably consist in wrapping the GUI logic in ad-hoc callback functions and importing them in CLIPS via the define_function Environment method.
In the following example we use PySimpleGUI to draw the question boxes and collect the User's input. The question/answer logic is defined within a polar_question function and imported in CLIPS as polar-question. You can then use such function within your CLIPS code.
QUESTION
I want to add facts using clipspy from dictionary in python (Dict to fact). But so far I am unable to do so. I am getting syntax errors as I am beginner to Clips rules and facts coding. Thank you in advance if anyone can help me resolve this problem. Following is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 08:26You are asserting a fact as a string but the Template assert_fact expects a list of keyword arguments as per the documentation and the examples.
QUESTION
I am reading some code,and came across this rather odd C struct definition:
Can anyone explain (with references if possible):
If this is a valid struct definition
What would be the purpose of such a definition (where no fields/members are defined)?
typedef struct dataObject { ...; } DATA_OBJECT;
[[ Edit ]]
The code above is available here
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 11:14
- If this is a valid struct definition
No it isn't. To grab part of the C17 6.7.2.1 formal grammar:
struct-declaration:
specifier-qualifier-list struct-declarator-listopt;
static_assert-declaration
So to begin with, the struct needs to contain a "specifier-qualifier list" which in plain English is the const int etc stuff before the variable name. Since this isn't present, gcc for example whines about a syntax error:
error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before '...' token
2.What would be the purpose of such a definition (where no fields/members are defined)?
I'm guessing it's either pseudo code or a dev "TODO" where they committed code that doesn't compile, since it has yet to be written.
QUESTION
I am new to CLIPS and to clipsPy. I am trying to create a instance of a CLIPS class
This is the class I have defined and correctly build in my python environment (clipsPy)
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Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 09:42The empty error issue might be due to how Jupyter re-directs IO.
On IPython I get:
QUESTION
Just started to work with clipspy-0.3.3 in Python 3.8.3.
When extracting facts, an inconsistency was encountered in the .facts() enumerator.
The code below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 10:47This looks like a bug in clipspy, I would suggest you to open an issue on its repository.
QUESTION
i'm trying to install clipspy on Python 3.8 but i get this error
fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'clips.h': No such file or directory
i've tried installing previous versions of clipspy but didn't work
thanks to everybody will answer
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 20:44EDIT: clipspy 0.3.3 builds for Python 3.8 have been released.
You can give it a try now.
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You can use clipspy like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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