This is work in progress and a neural network trained on these data to provide premise selection is under way.
The agda2train
package is published on Hackage, so one can simply:
$ cabal install agda2train
$ agda2train SomeFile.agda
Run agda2train --help
to see the available flags; apart from the standard flags
inherited by the agda
executable we get the following backend-specific options:
$ agda2train --help
...
agda2train backend options
-r --recurse Recurse into imports/dependencies.
-x --no-json Skip generation of JSON files. (just debug print)
--ignore-existing-json Ignore existing JSON files. (i.e. always overwrite)
--print-json Print JSON output. (for debugging)
--no-terms Do not include definitions of things in scope
-o DIR --out-dir=DIR Generate data at DIR. (default: project root)
Alternatively, assuming a working Haskell installation (cabal
available),
one can clone this repo and use the provided Makefile to build the package locally,
as well as run our test suite:
$ git clone git@github.com:omelkonian/agda2train.git
$ cd agda2train
$ make build # build package
$ make install # install `agda2train` executable
$ make test # run the test-suite (based on golden files in `test/golden/*`)
$ make repl # REPL for developers
$ make allTests # extract JSON data from all example files in `test/*`
$ make stdlib # extract JSON data from Agda's standard library