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| - loaded to HQED, | - loaded to HQED, | ||
| - //warning//: conceptual atts should be removed, since the are not present in the xtt itself | - //warning//: conceptual atts should be removed, since the are not present in the xtt itself | ||
| - | - the attribute domains, etc. should be specified, and the new file should be saved and uploaded/submitted. | + | - types need to be defined! |
| + | - attributes need to be assigned to the new domains | ||
| + | - and the new file should be saved and uploaded/submitted. | ||
| Please note: at this stage some general attributes can be provided. | Please note: at this stage some general attributes can be provided. | ||
| So having the ''thermostat_setting'' one can define a named type ''temperature'' which is a numeric with a given domain, and then define the ''thermostat_setting'' having the type ''temperature''. | So having the ''thermostat_setting'' one can define a named type ''temperature'' which is a numeric with a given domain, and then define the ''thermostat_setting'' having the type ''temperature''. | ||
| - | FIXME provide xslt for wiki export (WTF!) | + | **Types Best Practices** |
| + | * types' names should be different from attribute names! | ||
| + | * types' names can have plural form, e.g. type "weekdays" might be used for the attribute "day" | ||
| + | * types' names should be meaningful! | ||
| + | BETA version of XSLT translator from HML 2 wiki table is provided in CVS - [[hekate:cases:howto#attribute_specification|HOWTO description]] | ||
| ===== Prototyping ===== | ===== Prototyping ===== | ||
| Using a partial output of the [[:hekate:hekate_process#conceptual design]] | Using a partial output of the [[:hekate:hekate_process#conceptual design]] | ||
| - | that is only the apropriate [[hekate markup language|ARDML]] dependencies. | + | that is only the appropriate [[hekate markup language|ARDML]] dependencies. |
| In this stage a fully or semi automated generation of the XTT table schemas (rule prototypes) is performed. | In this stage a fully or semi automated generation of the XTT table schemas (rule prototypes) is performed. | ||
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| * Remarks: | * Remarks: | ||
| * compare xtt proto generation by varda and hqed! -> report any differences in the wiki, report bugs in CVStrac, if any. | * compare xtt proto generation by varda and hqed! -> report any differences in the wiki, report bugs in CVStrac, if any. | ||
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| + | **HINT**: as of now, simply link the prt files produced automatically by VARDA, try to build a proto with HQED - report differences if they exist. | ||
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| ===== Logical design ===== | ===== Logical design ===== | ||
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| * Files: | * Files: | ||
| * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-xtt.hml// | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-xtt.hml// | ||
| - | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-rt.pl// (with callbacks!) | + | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-clb.pl// HMR file generated by HQEd that includes callbacks (HQEd does not support callbacks deffinitons, so they have to be defined 'manually'). For GUI callbacks see this {{:hekate:callbackslibrary.zip|NetBeans project}}, take a look at {{:hekate:hekatecases:hekate_case_thermostat:hekate_case_thermostat-clb.pl|ThermostatCalbacks}} to see how to use them. Also you will have to install JPL extension to launch Java code from within HMR. See [[https://ai.ia.agh.edu.pl/wiki/student:msc2009_xtteng:jpl?s[]=jpl&s[]=quest|this]] for Howto. |
| - | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-cb.pl// (callbacks FIXME please verify if callbacks can be kept in the same file as the rt) | + | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-xtt.png// (screenshot, xtt struct only (no editor window!), B/W View+ File->Export_scene_view->PNG, hqed export sets no compression!, try to compress the fily siply by ''convert hqedscene.png newfile.png'') |
| - | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-xtt.png// (color screenshot, xtt struct only (no editor window!)) | + | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-hqd.png// (hqed color screenshot, with the xtt struct (with editor window!), try //printscreen// in GNOME) |
| - | * //hekate_case_NAME:hekate_case_NAME-hqd.png// (hqed color screenshot, with the xtt struct only (with editor window!)) | + | |
| * Output: | * Output: | ||
| * The //output// of this stages is the full XTT structure [[:hekate:hekate_process#encoding|encoded]] with the use of the [[HML]]. | * The //output// of this stages is the full XTT structure [[:hekate:hekate_process#encoding|encoded]] with the use of the [[HML]]. | ||
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| * while making screenshots try to minimize their size (in terms of unused screen space), maximize readability | * while making screenshots try to minimize their size (in terms of unused screen space), maximize readability | ||
| * where callbacks are written? | * where callbacks are written? | ||
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| + | REMARK: if you design several versions, variants of the XTT structure, store them with the above names with numbers or _comment before the file extension. \\ | ||
| + | 8-) HQEd allow for image compression: Tools->Settings->XTT Options->Scene. The default compresion level is 0%:!: | ||
| ===== Formal Analysis ===== | ===== Formal Analysis ===== | ||
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| * Output: reports? | * Output: reports? | ||
| * Remarks: | * Remarks: | ||
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| ===== Physical Design ===== | ===== Physical Design ===== | ||
| The executable design generation. | The executable design generation. | ||
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| * Files: | * Files: | ||
| * FIXME, at least basic input callbacks | * FIXME, at least basic input callbacks | ||
| - | * Output: reports? trajectories | + | * To launch: <code>gox(<state>, [<tables>], <inference process>).</code> e.g. <code>gox(init, ['Table2', 'Table3'], ddi).</code> |
| + | * Output: Trajectories projections. Trajectory is the system inference path. After every inference process invocation new trajectory is generated. The trajectory can be identified by ID, to obtain ID of recently generated trajectory use //traj_id(ID)// predicate. The ID variable will be unified with an ID of the last trajectory. To save trajectory projection to a file use //io_export_trajectory(Filename, TrajID)// predicate. If you want to save most recent trajectory type this in Prolog console: <code> traj_id(ID),io_export_trajectory('file.txt', ID).</code> | ||
| * Remarks: FIXME | * Remarks: FIXME | ||
| * different inference modes? | * different inference modes? | ||
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| + | |||
| + | ===== Integration ===== | ||
| + | This stage involves integrating the XTT logic with the environment with: | ||
| + | * callbacks | ||
| + | * knowledge encodings, translations | ||
| + | * UML representation | ||
| + | * Java serialization | ||
| + | * other? | ||
| + | |||
| + | FIXME | ||
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| + | ==== Callbacks ==== | ||
| + | A minimal step here is to write callback for HeaRT in Prolog, XPCE, Java, Python. | ||
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| * LLK: Drools | * LLK: Drools | ||
| - | ====== Integration ====== | + | ==== Encoding ==== |
| - | The stages are integrated with: | + | |
| - | * knowledge encodings | + | |
| - | * transformations | + | |
| - | * other? | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | FIXME | + | |
| - | This needs filling! | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | ===== Encoding ===== | + | |
| Currently XML encodings to be used: | Currently XML encodings to be used: | ||
| * ATTML | * ATTML | ||
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| The are now integrated into //HML// the [[Hekate Markup Language]]. | The are now integrated into //HML// the [[Hekate Markup Language]]. | ||
| - | ===== Knowledge Markups ===== | + | ==== Knowledge Markups ==== |
| Aspects: | Aspects: | ||
| * ATTML <-> RDF | * ATTML <-> RDF | ||
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| * ontologies <-> ARDML | * ontologies <-> ARDML | ||
| - | ===== Transformations ===== | ||
| FIXME | FIXME | ||
| HatHoR | HatHoR | ||
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| + | ===== Summary ===== | ||
| + | In this stage designer experiences and observations should be captured. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Some of the questions to be answered might be: | ||
| + | * was the case easy to model, if not, why | ||
| + | * was the HeKatE methodology helpfull, how, if not, why | ||
| + | * is it possible to suggest some improvements to the methodology | ||
| + | * was the HeKatE designed simplified compared to the original one | ||
| + | * what are the benefits of the HeKatE approach in this case | ||
| ====== Tools ====== | ====== Tools ====== | ||
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| ====== Case Template ====== | ====== Case Template ====== | ||
| See [[:hekates:cases:hekate_case_skel:start|skeleton case]] | See [[:hekates:cases:hekate_case_skel:start|skeleton case]] | ||
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