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by Linas Vepstas <linasvepstas@gmail.com> · 2020-04-22T17:55:54.000Z

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……@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Atomese can sometimes feel unusual. Like: "Why can't I just code in
5555python? It would be so much easier!" -- Well, but that misses the
5656point. And the point is, again: Atomese was designed for automation.
5757
58What this really means that the graphs are meant to be easy for other
58What this really means is that the graphs are meant to be easy for other
5959algorithms to manipulate. It's designed for ease-of-use by machines,
6060not for humans! The style is more barren, unadorned, without
6161short-cuts. Its a bit verbose at times. That's OK, machines don't mind
……@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ verbosity and tedium.
6464Consider, for example, a graphical editor - something where you can
6565drag-n-drop, hand-draw interacting bubble diagrams. Something easy
6666to use - something a medical professional could get the hang of in
67half an hour - something where a disease model could be sketched out
67a few hours - something where a disease model could be sketched out
6868with bubbles and lines and flow-charts. The goal of Atomese is that
6969it becomes easy -- really easy -- to convert such diagrams into
7070executable code. That's what Atomese is designed to do.
……@@ -80,8 +80,8 @@ model works. The model generator might try to fit an existing dataset.
8080Alternately, it could mutate models so as to obtain certain
8181characteristics. This moves beyond just adjusting some parameters
8282in some hand-created, hypothesized model. This is not just some
83monte-carlo search or machine-learning hill-climbing for paramter
84tuning. This is a whole-sale creation of previously non-existant
83monte-carlo search or machine-learning hill-climbing for parameter
84tuning. This is a whole-sale creation of previously non-existent
8585code. Atomese allows software to read, understand, mutate, modify
8686and write programs.
8787
demo/seir.scm +4 -4
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5959; python? It would be so much easier!" -- Well, but that misses the
6060; point. And the point is, again: Atomese was designed for automation.
6161;
62; What this really means that the graphs are meant to be easy for other
62; What this really means is that the graphs are meant to be easy for other
6363; algorithms to manipulate. It's designed for ease-of-use by machines,
6464; not for humans! The style is more barren, unadorned, without
6565; short-cuts. Its a bit verbose at times. That's OK, machines don't mind
……@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@
6868; Consider, for example, a graphical editor - something where you can
6969; drag-n-drop, hand-draw interacting bubble diagrams. Something easy
7070; to use - something a medical professional could get the hang of in
71; half an hour - something where a disease model could be sketched out
71; a few hours - something where a disease model could be sketched out
7272; with bubbles and lines and flow-charts. The goal of Atomese is that
7373; it becomes easy -- really easy -- to convert such diagrams into
7474; executable code. That's what Atomese is designed to do.
……@@ -84,8 +84,8 @@
8484; Alternately, it could mutate models so as to obtain certain
8585; characteristics. This moves beyond just adjusting some parameters
8686; in some hand-created, hypothesized model. This is not just some
87; monte-carlo search or machine-learning hill-climbing for paramter
88; tuning. This is a whole-sale creation of previously non-existant
87; monte-carlo search or machine-learning hill-climbing for parameter
88; tuning. This is a whole-sale creation of previously non-existent
8989; code. Atomese allows software to read, understand, mutate, modify
9090; and write programs.
9191;