acheck 0.0.17

Causal Annotation Correction Tool

A tool support tool for inspection, validation and correction of behavioral annotations. For more information, visit the project website:

https://github.com/vac-mmis/CausalAnnotationCorrection

The tool requires Python 3.8 or higher.

How to use it?

Install the package using pip:

$ pip install acheck

After the installation, use:

$ acheck check $domain.pddl $problem.pddl $annotation.csv

By default, it will automatically start a local server on 127.0.0.1:9000.

Options:

• -l $file_1 $file_2 $file_n : Enter one or multiple annotation files or the domain or problem file to lock them in editor

  $ acheck check domain.pddl problem.pddl anno_1.csv -l domain.pddl anno_1.csv
  

• -o $directory: Enter a custom directory for all output files.

  $ acheck check domain.pddl problem.pddl anno_1.csv -o project/output
  

• -p port: Specify the port on which the server is running.

  $ acheck check domain.pddl problem.pddl anno_1.csv -p 8000
  

• -v: Enable verbose output.

• -m directory: Enter a custom directory to load multiple annotations

• --nogui: For command line only use.

• --inplace: Work with the original files. For command line only use without backup.

Enchant

The tool uses pyenchant for spell checking. It is a spellchecking library for Python, based on the Enchant library. In order to work properly you will need to install the Enchant C library manually:

MacOS:

$ brew update
$ brew install enchant

To avoid problems, restart your system after installation.

Linux:
The quickest way is to install libenchant using the package manager of your current distribution.
To detect the libenchant binaries, PyEnchant uses ctypes.util.find_library(), which requires ldconfig, gcc, objdump or ld to be installed. This is the case on most major distributions, however statically linked distributions (like Alpine Linux) might not bring along binutils by default.
To avoid problems, restart your system after installation.

$ pacman -S enchant

$ sudo apt-get install enchant-2

If you experience any issues, you may want to have a look at:

https://pyenchant.github.io/pyenchant/install.html

It can happen that with the enchant installation, no providers are installed that enable the spell check. For this you can install the desired provider yourself:

$ pacman -S aspell

$ sudo apt-get install aspell

Also the desired languages can be installed in this way:

$ pacman -S aspell-en
$ pacman -S aspell-de

$ sudo apt-get install aspell-en
$ sudo apt-get install aspell-de

If you experience any issues, you may want to have look at:

https://pyenchant.github.io/pyenchant/install.html#installing-a-dictionary

The standard language for the spell checker is English (en_US). You need to configure the language with the following command:

$ acheck config -l $language

Supported languages (at the moment): en_US en_GB de_DE

Plan Validation

If you want to enable plan validation, you need to download the KCL Validator. Just follow the instructions on the GitHub page and download the binaries for you operating system. To get to the download, just click on the Azure Pipelines button at the beginning of the README.md. Save the binaries in a location that suits you. After downloading, you need to configure the path to the validator executable file. bin/Validate or bin/Validate.exe

In order to use the plan validator correctly, stop the tool and set the path like:

$ acheck config -v $path-to-validate-executable

Examples:

$ acheck config -v /Users/macos64/Val-20211204.1-Darwin/bin/Validate
$ acheck config -v /Users/linux/Val-20211204.1-Linux/bin/Validate
$ acheck config -v /Users/windows/Val-20211204.1-Windows/bin/Validate.exe