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OpenGIA Files

Licensing

The source code for OpenGIA has been released by BAI (http://www.baxterai.com) under the GNU Affero General Public License v3. The use of intermediary programs or interfaces including file i/o is considered remote network interaction. This does not imply such arrangements do not constitute derivative works.

See the License wiki page for further information on OpenGIA licensing.

Dependencies

OpenGIA requires a number of dependencies, and their installation instructions are provided on the Dependencies wiki page. Optional dependencies for OpenGIA are listed below;

Visualisation dependencies (i.e for OpenGL / vector graphics rendering) can be found here;

Visualisation dependency files should be placed in the OpenGIA output folder, and referenced via the parameter -outputfolder (def: same as OpenGIA exe folder). For example, "/home/systemusername/source/temp").

NLP dependencies (i.e scripts for NLP access) can be found here;

NLP dependency execution scripts should be placed in the same folders as their respective natural language parsers (eg "/home/systemusername/stanford/parser/stanford-parser-2016-10-31").

LRP dependencies (i.e data for language reduction preprocessor) can be found here;

LRP dependencies should be placed in a separate folder (def: "LRPdata"), and referenced via the parameter -lrpfolder (def: same as OpenGIA exe folder). For example, "/home/systemusername/source/LRPdata").

Source

Source includes Linux makefiles, but for Windows compilation, see 'Microsoft Visual C++ Project Files' below.

Microsoft Visual C++ Project Files

Project files do not include source (which should be downloaded separately and extracted side by side with the project). Binaries require [GIA*rules.xml] from the corresponding source release to be placed in the input folder (e.g. folder containing OpenGIA.exe).

Documentation

Examples

Examples of Usage for OpenGIA can be found on the Examples wiki page. Example input can be found here;

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