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### Pre-work
First of all, two code files must be executed: ***Comparer.py*** and ***Readhumans.py***. The *Comparer.py* requires the concept-net-assertions-5.6.0 and the selected dataset. The output is a concept-filtered and lemmatized set of words from each input set. When executing the Comparer code, the concrete path where the dataset is located must be specified. After that ontology_create has to be executed for the list with the concepts. Then the sets are split and lemmatized. Run through matching_dicts for final result with concepts. <br> Second, the *Readhumans.py* file is executed. As training set we use the ROCStories dev-set. The output is a file with the individual components of the set (e.g. file name). To choose the right directory in line 338 the file has to be edited specificly (dev -> motiv -> allcharlines).
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### Start coding
To work, we use the steps provided by Debjit Paul from Ranking and Selecting Multi-Hop Knowledge Paths to Better Predict Human Needs (NAACL 2019)'. However, we had to modify and adapt these steps, which is why our given steps are slightly different from his. Also the code files are different from Debjit Paul's original files, because his codes didn't run perfectly for us and we wrote our own accordingly. <br>
