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A new GF runtime is coming

Submitted by lauri.alanko on 8 July, 2012 - 12:00

A preview version of libpgf, a C-based reimplementation of the GF runtime, is now available. When finished, it should make GF technology accessible to applications that cannot make use of the current Haskell- and Java-based runtimes either due to resource constraints or interoperability concerns. In particular, libpgf should be easier to access from non-JVM-based programming languages. Bindings for Python are already in the pipeline.

Downloads and further information are available from the libpgf home page.

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Program (8 March 2012)

Work-packages Day

This day is a Consortium-only event. The program will be presentations concerning the details of each ongoing work-package. Since the review will occur soon, the presentations should be prepared as to serve also for the review.

We also have the possibility to attend the seminar talk, leaving at 16:30:

08.03.2012, 17:15 - Automated Reasoning for Ontology Engineering

Speaker: Prof. Dr.

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First patent internal milestone accomplished

Submitted by adam.slaski on 12 April, 2011 - 16:56

We have succeeded in parsing with a small GF grammar the first example claim which reads Mouse complement-fixing monoclonal antibody which (i) reacts with essentially all normal human peripheral T-cells but (ii) does not react with any of the normal human peripheral cells in the group comprising b cells, null cells and macrophages.

Difficulties included reducing number of ambiguities from over 100 ASTs to 4, witch are all reasonable. That was done by introducing a hierarchy of Common Noun objects. The demo of the patents project will be given on May the 3rd. Everyone is invited.