Minikanren enthusiasts, meet Medikanrenhttps://www.uab.edu/mix/stories/a-high-speed-dr-house-for-medical-breakthroughs …
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Haha, this is awesome.
@webyrd am I reading this right that Medikanren is transforming the CSVs into racket hashtables then writing them ask Racket source files? That's a heck of a database hackhttps://github.com/webyrd/mediKanren/blob/master/code/db.rkt …Show this thread
There's a little more to it. Greg Rosenblatt created a nice, efficient graph database in Racket that is fast when reading data from disk. Works very well in practice! :)
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wait wait wait, where is it? This is something I want/need
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as you may or may not know, I am working on a distributed social network using linked data in Racket so this is of High Interest to me
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Adding high-level documentation and an architectural description, and recording a code walk-through video, are high on our TODO list. Right now you'll have to poke around the code a bit I'm afraid. I recommend you follow the instructions to download and process the data files
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Once you can get gui-simple.rkt running, it should be easier to make sense of things. I'm happy to help you out, as well.
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Got the GUI running, and started reading through some code. This seems like cool stuff. BTW, maybe relevant-ish, is that I'm working on a library, mostly focused on json-ld right now but it does support some other linked data thingshttps://github.com/cwebber/racket-linkeddata/ …
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I bring it up because I'm looking at a sea of triples here and even seeing example SPARQL queries in the source. I don't know at the moment what the overlap is exactly, but I've thought about "wouldn't it be cool to have a minikanren-backed generic triple/quad store" before
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Other teams on the same NIH/NCATS project are using SPARQL or Cypher. We're using miniKanren for everything. We can handle triples, of course, but also arbitrary-arity relations. :)
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