Three lines of work were followed: developing a multilingual ACE grammar (ACE-in-GF), extending the AceWiki system based on the GF technology (currently referred to as AceWiki-GF) and extending the Attempto reasoner RACE.
In collaboration with UGOT (John J. Camilleri) a GF-based multilingual grammar for ACE was developed. This grammar has the following properties:
This resource is fully presented in Deliverable D11.1.
AceWiki-GF was further developed by adding preliminary support for multiple grammars, multiple articles, ambiguity management, and grammar editing. A large number of AceWiki-GF demo wikis have been made publicly readable/editable on the Attempto website. Most of these wikis are based on grammars developed in MOLTO and in previous GF-related projects. Some of the simpler grammars can also be edited. The current work on AceWiki-GF and its underlying ideas were published at CNL 2012 and presented as both a talk and a demo.
The Attempto reasoner RACE is currently extended to handle arithmetic, linear equations and text problems. This work – not being part of the actual MOLTO tasks – aims at providing AceWiki-GF with an alternative reasoning capability that covers the complete first-order subset of ACE. The current, still incomplete, version of RACE was demonstrated at CNL 2012.
Organization of meetings and conferences:
A small deviation is expected for the deliverables of this workpackage to allow time for Tobias Kuhn's contributions, who is a leading developer of AceWiki currently on a researcher's visit abroad. The revised schedule is as follows: