These pages serve as the official documentation for the OAR (Ontologies with Adaptive Resonance) project.
The OAR project is a development workspace for experiments targeting ontologies and knowledge graphs with Adaptive Resonance Theory (ART) algorithms. Due to the broad nature of the research, many tools and types of experiments are involved, from medical ontologies to NLP parsing with tokenizers and deep model embeddings. As a result, please see the relevant documentation sections about the various programming languages, tools, and experiments involved throughout the repository.
This repository is developed and maintained by Sasha Petrenko <petrenkos@mst.edu> on behalf of the Missouri University of Science and Technology (MS&T) Applied Computational Intelligence Laboratory (ACIL).
Manual Outline
This documentation is split into the following sections:
The Package Guide provides a tutorial to the full usage of the package, while Examples gives sample workflows with the various experiments of the project.
Because there are components to this project implemented in other programming languages, the Languages section outlines various other usages in the project outside of the Julia components and structure.
The Contributing section outlines how to contribute to the project. The Index enumerates all public types, functions, and other components with docstrings, whereas internals are listed in the Developer's Index.
About These Docs
Though several different programming languages are used throughout the project, these docs are built around the Julia component of the project using the Documenter.jl package.
Documentation Build
This documentation was built using Documenter.jl with the following version and OS:
OAR v0.1.0 docs built 2024-05-20T17:19:17.641 with Julia 1.9.4 on Linux