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Will SetLink's be replaced soon? #1866

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tanksha opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 3 comments
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Will SetLink's be replaced soon? #1866

tanksha opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 3 comments

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@tanksha
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tanksha commented Sep 14, 2018

HI all
I am working on applying PLN for bio-medical relationship reasoning and the results of cog-execute/cog-bind are in a SetLink. I have read in this article that it is recommended to use MemberLink instead of SetLink. My question is, will PLN or Pattern matching results with a SetLink be replaced by MemberLink soon or Should I just consider using SetLink as a result of my PLN rules and continue with it.

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linas commented Sep 15, 2018

This is a dupe of #1502 ...

It would be better if we replaced SetLink by MemberLink sooner, rather than later, but if it's me who has to write the code .. ooof. I simply don't know when to find the time. I have made half-a-dozen promises to do things, and each of these takes a month. Doing this replacement is important, but zero warm bodies are assigned to the task. And it's kind-of non-trivial.

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tanksha commented Sep 19, 2018

Thank you Linas. I will continue working with it and consider writing a function to retrieve the results inside the SetLink since I don't need the SetLink to appear as my result.

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function to retrieve the results inside the SetLink

(cog-outgoing-set results)

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