by: Tushar Khot, Alexander L. Hayes

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1. Basic File Structure
2. Advanced File Structure

Files that BoostSRL operates on are stored in a folder with three things:

1. background.txt : Modes
2. train/ folder :

• train_bk.txt : Pointer to the background file.
• train_facts.txt : Facts
• train_pos.txt : Positive examples
• train_neg.txt : Negative examples

3. test/ folder :

• test_bk.txt : Pointer to the background file.
• test_facts.txt : Facts
• test_pos.txt : Positive examples
• test_neg.txt : Negative examples

Example:

File structure for the Cora dataset, notice that the background is called "cora_bk.txt" in this example.

This is okay if train_bk.txt and test_bk.txt both point correctly with: import: "../cora_bk.txt".

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After training/testing, more files and folders will appear. This advanced guide explains what each of them are, including the contents of the models, dotFiles, bRDNs, and WILLtheories directories.

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