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Description

Agda backend to generate training data for machine learning purposes.

Compiles Agda modules to JSON files, containing information about the imported scope of each module, its definitions and information about each sub-term appearing in the code (i.e. context, goal type, term).

agda2train: An Agda backend to generate training data for machine learning

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This is work in progress and a neural network trained on these data to provide premise selection is under way.

How to run

The agda2train package is published on Hackage, so one can simply:

$ cabal install agda2train
$ agda2train SomeFile.agda

Run agda2train --help to see the available flags; apart from the standard flags inherited by the agda executable we get the following backend-specific options:

$ agda2train --help
...
agda2train backend options
  -r      --recurse               Recurse into imports/dependencies.
  -x      --no-json               Skip generation of JSON files. (just debug print)
          --ignore-existing-json  Ignore existing JSON files. (i.e. always overwrite)
          --print-json            Print JSON output. (for debugging)
          --no-terms              Do not include definitions of things in scope
  -o DIR  --out-dir=DIR           Generate data at DIR. (default: project root)

Alternatively, assuming a working Haskell installation (cabal available), one can clone this repo and use the provided Makefile to build the package locally, as well as run our test suite:

$ git clone [email protected]:omelkonian/agda2train.git
$ cd agda2train
$ make build # build package
$ make install # install `agda2train` executable
$ make test # run the test-suite (based on golden files in `test/golden/*`)
$ make repl # REPL for developers
$ make allTests # extract JSON data from all example files in `test/*`
$ make stdlib # extract JSON data from Agda's standard library

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Version

0.0.3.0

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