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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions ideaflowapp/d4d/d4d.py
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Expand Up @@ -871,11 +871,11 @@ def well_formatted_assertions_to_matrix(clz, assertions):
@classmethod
def abnormalize_matrix(clz, sparse_matrix, assertion_count=10, separator="\n", show_weights=True):
"""Returns a string of assertion_count number of assertions in sparse_matrix.
If matrix doesn't have that many asssertions, it returns all the asssertions in sparse_matrix.
If matrix doesn't have that many assertions, it returns all the assertions in sparse_matrix.
If assertion_count is "all", return all the assertions in the sparse_matrix.
This is not advisable for large a matrix like d4d.c4.sparse_matrix.
Within the returned string will be abnormalized versions of the assertions.
If show_weights is True, the default, then the weight of each asssertion is shown between concept2
If show_weights is True, the default, then the weight of each assertion is shown between concept2
and the separator. However, if the weight == 1, then its never shown as that's the default weight.
This is not a top level function.
"""
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -962,7 +962,7 @@ def how_true_is(self, concept1_or_any_format_assertion='person', relation='Capab
Examples:
d4d.c4.how_true_is("dog is a pet")
d4d.c4.how_true_is('dog', 'IsA', 'pet')
Warning: If the first arg cannot be interpreted as an asssertion, it will be used as a concept.
Warning: If the first arg cannot be interpreted as an assertion, it will be used as a concept.
If the first arg IS interpreted as an assertion, the other args will be ignored.
"""
concept1 = None
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