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contract-knowledge-base

A functional knowledge base of popular contracts utilized in GitHub. Built for a class project in Knowledge Reasoning and Representation (KRR).

https://github.com/msai-krr-group/contract-knowledge-base

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contract-knowledge contracts knowledge knowledge-base knowledge-graph license logic-programming reasoning-machine semantic-web streamlit-webapp zincbase
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A functional knowledge base of popular contracts utilized in GitHub. Built for a class project in Knowledge Reasoning and Representation (KRR).

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contract-knowledge contracts knowledge knowledge-base knowledge-graph license logic-programming reasoning-machine semantic-web streamlit-webapp zincbase
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contract-knowledge-base

A example of inference in a knowledge base with Zincbase and Graphviz.

KB_repo

About

  • What happens when you make a knowledge base from a set of contracts?
  • In this project, we build a knowledge base of popular licenses that people use with GitHub Repositories
  • The representation of each licence's goals are based on GitHub's interpretation
  • This project in no way represents actual advice, just an exercise in Knowledge Representation and Reasoning

What is Knowledge Representation?

  • Sometimes it works to hard-code any number of if-else-then conditions, but this requires an explicit declaration of each relationship and outcome
  • Instead, with knowledge represetation and reasoning, we specify a knowledge base of facts and rules, then allow the system to reason for the right answer
  • In this project, we specify types of contracts and types of contract goals but allow a system to reason that any particular repository extends certain types of terms and conditions
  • In addition to having greater flexibility, the knowledge base can return an audit trail of why it produces an answer

The App

The Code

  • We leverage concepts from knowledge reasoning and representation (KRR) and apply object-oriented programming to create a microtheory of contracts.

  • Given the micro theory of facts and rules, we build queries and allow the inference engine to provide answers.

Misc Setup

Zincbase

Streamlit

  • We use Streamlit to deploy application code
  • From terminal:

terminal streamlit run app.py

A Snapshot of the Entire Knowledge Base

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@software{zincbase,
  author = {{Tom Grek}},
  title = {ZincBase: A state of the art knowledge base},
  url = {https://github.com/tomgrek/zincbase},
  version = {0.1.1},
  date = {2019-05-12}
}

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