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Rabiah Abdul Kadir | 14 May 2004 02:40
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how to go in powerloom command interpreter

 
Dear Sir,
 
I'm Rabiah from Malaysia. For your information, I would like to use powerloom for my knowledge base representation. As I know that powerloom can classify description expressed in FOPC which this logic form is as preprocessing of my PhD research work.
 
The problem now is I couldn't found windows of powerloom command interpreter. I'm afraid if I have done wrong during installation. Would you please tell me what such of directories that supposed to be in after the extraction of zip file. If you don't mind please show me how to get in the command interpreter.
 
Thank you so much.
 
best regards
Bie69
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Hans Chalupsky | 17 May 2004 00:10
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how to go in powerloom command interpreter

Hi,

after unzipping the archive you should have a new directory called
powerloom-3.0.2.beta.  To run PowerLoom, for example, the Java
version, run a command window somewhere, change to that directory and
then do

     java -jar powerloom.jar

to start up PowerLoom.

See

   http://www.isi.edu/isd/LOOM/PowerLoom/documentation/manual/manual_4.html#SEC4

for detailed Lisp, C++ and Java installation instructions.

Hans

>>>>> Rabiah Abdul Kadir <rabiah <at> putra.upm.edu.my> writes:

> Dear Sir,

> I'm Rabiah from Malaysia. For your information, I would like to use
> powerloom for my knowledge base representation. As I know that
> powerloom can classify description expressed in FOPC which this
> logic form is as preprocessing of my PhD research work.

> The problem now is I couldn't found windows of powerloom command
> interpreter. I'm afraid if I have done wrong during
> installation. Would you please tell me what such of directories that
> supposed to be in after the extraction of zip file. If you don't
> mind please show me how to get in the command interpreter.

> Thank you so much.

> best regards

> Bie69
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