Experiments for "A Mathematical Framework, a Taxonomy of Modeling Paradigms, and a Suite of Learning Techniques for Neural-Symbolic Systems".
These experiments expect that you are running on a POSIX (Linux/Mac) system. The specific application dependencies are as follows:
- Bash >= 4.0
- Java >= 7
- Python >= 3.7
These scripts assume you have already built and installed NeuPSL from our repository with Gurobi. If you have not, please follow the instructions for Installing PSL with Gurobi in our NeuPSL repository.
Data must be created before running the experiments.
Except for the modular NeSy-EBM learning and logical deduction experiments, data is created by running the create_data.py scripts in the scripts directories of each experiment.
Data for the modular NeSy-EBM learning experiments is created by running the modular_learning/scripts/setup_psl_examples.sh script.
This script will clone the psl-examples repository repo.
Data for the logical deduction experiments is already created and included in the repository.
After creating the data, models must be prepared for experiments. Model preparation consists of pretraining and training the baseline neural models and the neural components of the NeuPSL models.
Symbolic models for the roadr, citation, path_finding, mnist_addition, and visual_sudoku_solving experiments are already included in the repository.
Neural models for the roadr, citation, path_finding, mnist_addition, and visual_sudoku_solving experiments must be (pre)trained.
Run the /scripts/train.py and, if it exists, the /scripts/pretrain.py scripts in the corresponding experiment directories to (pre)train the neural models.
All symbolic models for the modular NeSy-EBM learning experiments will be cloned from the psl-examples repository repo by running the modular_learning/scripts/setup_psl_examples.sh script.
The neural model predictions are included in the fetched data.
Symbolic models for the logical deduction experiments are already included in the repository. The neural component for the logical deduction experiments is ChatGPT. The ChatGPT model is connected to using the OpenAI API. You must have a OpenAI API key to run the experiments. See OpenAI API reference guide for details.
For roadr, citation, path_finding, mnist_addition, and visual_sudoku_solving experiment scripts are located in the experiment directory of each experiment.
To run an experiment, run the corresponding python script and provide the necessary arguments.
There is only one experiment in logical_deduction.
To run the experiment, run the run.py script in the logical_deduction directory.
Similarly, there is only one experiment in modular_learning.
To run the experiment, run the run_weight_learning_performance_experiments script in the modular_learning directory.
Results will be saved in the results directory of each experiment.
To parse the results, run the parse_results.py script in the experiments or scritps directories.