Dear all,
we are happy to announce the 0.2 release of SML-Bench, our Structured Machine Learning benchmark framework. SML-Bench provides full benchmarking scenarios for inductive supervised machine learning covering different knowledge representation languages like OWL and Prolog. It already comes with adapters for prominent inductive learning systems like the DL-Learner, the General Inductive Logic Programming System (GILPS), and Aleph, as well as Inductive Logic Programming ‘classics’ like Golem and Progol. The framework is easily extensible, be it in terms of new benchmarking scenarios, or support for new learning systems. SML-Bench allows to define, run and report on benchmarks combining different scenarios and learning systems giving insight into the performance characteristics of the respective inductive learning algorithms on a wide range of learning problems.
Website: http://sml-bench.aksw.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/AKSW/SML-Bench/
Change log: https://github.com/AKSW/SML-Bench/releases/tag/0.2
In the current release we extended the options to configure learning systems in the overall benchmarking configuration, and added support for running multiple instances of a learning system, as well as the nesting of instance-specific settings and settings that apply to all instances of a learning system. Besides internal refactoring to increase the overall software quality, we also extended the reporting capabilities of the benchmark results. We added a new benchmark scenario and experimental support for the Statistical Relational Learning system TreeLiker.
We want to thank everyone who helped to create this release and appreciate any feedback.
Best regards,
Patrick Westphal, Simon Bin, Lorenz Bühmann and Jens Lehmann
