How to get the NELL fact name from ID












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I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;



REL.txt



Subject     Predicate   Object      Soft truth value
--------------------------------------------------------
'127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
'273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
'192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
'120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
'284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276


This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?



E.g. In the statement;

"alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "



127760 → alaska
130502 → lies on
310 → colombia


NELL Relationships



enter image description here



Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.










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    I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;



    REL.txt



    Subject     Predicate   Object      Soft truth value
    --------------------------------------------------------
    '127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
    '273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
    '192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
    '120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
    '284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276


    This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?



    E.g. In the statement;

    "alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "



    127760 → alaska
    130502 → lies on
    310 → colombia


    NELL Relationships



    enter image description here



    Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.










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      I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;



      REL.txt



      Subject     Predicate   Object      Soft truth value
      --------------------------------------------------------
      '127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
      '273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
      '192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
      '120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
      '284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276


      This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?



      E.g. In the statement;

      "alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "



      127760 → alaska
      130502 → lies on
      310 → colombia


      NELL Relationships



      enter image description here



      Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.










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      I am currently working with NELL facts for which I need to extract their actual values. Since am new to NELL this question might sound trivial. But I have a predicate relationship as shown below;



      REL.txt



      Subject     Predicate   Object      Soft truth value
      --------------------------------------------------------
      '127760' '130502' '310' 0.42559126019477844
      '273473' '273477' '65054' 0.4276425838470459
      '192051' '138949' '181130' 0.4762486517429352
      '120911' '130624' '310' 0.41060972213745117
      '284689' '220959' '219678' 0.4190083146095276


      This is the output of this Knowledge-graph-identification example from the PSL-examples repo. Mapping this to the NELL facts from which it takes the subject, object and predicates, how do I find the actual object that is represented by this ID and the percentage to which NELL is sure of it?



      E.g. In the statement;

      "alaska is a city that lies on the river columbia (river) "



      127760 → alaska
      130502 → lies on
      310 → colombia


      NELL Relationships



      enter image description here



      Any suggestions on a way to read the actual name of the entity or relationship represented by this ID, will be highly appreciated.I am working on a groovy script for the rest of the functionalities. But any programming language will be suffice as long as it accesses the actual name tied to the ID.







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      edited Nov 21 '18 at 5:56







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