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    The document appears to contain code for running experiments with different parameters on various datasets using Python. Code snippets show looping through countries, models, reasoning approaches and random seeds to run a Python script for each combination. Configuration steps for Git are also included for cloning repositories, changing user details, restoring branches and resolving conflicts.

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    of 3

    for D in countries_s2; do for G in backward_unknown2_2 backward_unknown2_3; do for

    M in dcr sbr r2n; do for S in [0,1,2,3,4]; do python runner.py --d $D --g $G --m
    $M --s $S; done; done; done; done

    for D in countries_s2; do for G in backward_unknown3_1 backward_unknown3_2


    backward_unknown3_3; do for M in dcr sbr r2n; do for S in [0,1,2,3,4]; do python
    runner.py --d $D --g $G --m $M --s $S; done; done; done; done

    countries_s1 countries_s2 countries_s3 nations pharmkg_small pharmkg_full


    kinship_family FB15k237
    relationentity backward_1 backward_2 backward_3 domainbody
    dcr sbr r2n no_reasoner
    @echo off
    setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

    for %%D in (kinship_family_reason_2 countries_s2 countries_s3) do (


    for %%M in (no_reasoner sbr rnm dcr r2n) do (
    for %%S in (0 1 2 3 4) do (
    python runner.py -d %%D -m %%M -s %%S > output_%%D_%%M_%%S.txt
    )
    )
    )

    ----------------------------------------------
    CHANGE USERNAME
    git config --global user.email rodrigo.castellano@unisi.it
    git config --global user.name rodrigo-castellano
    git config --global --list
    --------------------
    CLONE REPO
    clone a repo:git clone
    https://rodrigocastellano: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@github.com/nesy-
    deep/keras-ns.git
    clone a repo: git clone
    https://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@github.com/rodrigo-castellano/
    keras_ns_grounders.git
    ---------------------------------
    RESTORE REPO AND CHANGE BRANCH
    git branch
    git checkout dcr_r2n_with_neural_grounder

    #restore repo:
    git stash # to undo all the tracked changes
    git fetch origin
    git reset --hard origin/main # this is for the main branch!!!!!!
    git clean -fdx # to remove also untracked files

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    CONFLICTS WITH GIT

    you have your changes in you server, and have the same file hparam.txt in both
    places, but dont want to sybcronise that one.
    git pull origin branch_name --skip hparam.txt
    if you have your changes in you server,and you only want to push to the server all
    the files except for two, how can you do it?
    git add . # to add all the files
    git reset -- file # to remove the file you dont want to update
    git stash # to remove all the not added files (in this case only the file)
    git commit and also git push
    -----------------------------------
    GLOBAL TARGET
    # it is better not to have any global target
    pip config list # to see the current path to global (there should be none, because
    otherwise libs are always installed there even if we are in a env)
    config unset global.target
    pip config set global.target C:\Users\rodri\Downloads\PhD\Review_grounders\
    Env_ns_311\Lib\site-packages
    pip install --target=C:\Users\rodri\Downloads\PhD\Review_grounders\Env_ns_311\Lib\
    site-packages numpy

    add path to environment variable


    c:\users\rcastellano\downloads\rodrigo\env_old\scripts\python.exe -m pip install -r
    req_cpu_pyvhr.txt
    pip show fastdtw
    pip list
    ------------------------------------------------
    ADDING PATHS
    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7901373/configuring-python-to-use-additional-
    locations-for-site-packages
    http://net-informations.com/python/intro/path.htm
    https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-not-recognized-as-an-internal-or-external-
    command-error/#:~:text=You%20can%20resolve%20this%20issue,files%20to%20the
    %20System32%20folder.
    command -m
    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50821312/meaning-of-python-m-flag
    python t
    python -m venv name_env
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    -git clone https://146.140.228.23:30443/nils/mask-rcnn.git
    -The first time I may have an error with the certificate. In that case: `git config
    --global http.sslVerify false`
    This may appear the first time you install it on a computer `git config --
    global user.email "rodrigo.castellano.ontiveros@desion.de"` `git config --global
    user.name "Rodrigo Castellano Ontiveros"`
    -To see the changes, `git status`
    -To add files with changes, `git add .\mask_rcnn_edu.py`. If I want to add more
    changes, `git add .\'filename'.py`. If I want to add all the files that are
    proposed to be commited, `git add -u`
    -To do commit, `git commit -m "comments, such as: Removed unnecessary line from
    mask_rcnn_edu.py"`
    -To upload everything to the repository, `git push`

    GIT:
    git add .
    git commit -m 'huk'

    git status

    git diff pacp.py unstaged file with the last commit


    git diff -r HEAD pacp.py staged (means git add has been done) file versus the
    last commit
    git diff -r HEAD all staged files versus the last commit

    git log see all the commits


    If the output doesn't fit in the terminal window, there will be a colon at the end
    of the output, indicating there are more commits. We can move through the history
    by pressing the space bar. When we want to exit the log we can press q to return to
    the terminal.
    9. Finding a particular commit. We only need to note the first six-to-eight
    characters of the hash. We can then run git show followed by the start of the hash
    for each commit in turn, until we find the commit we are looking for.

    git show can be used with HEAD and tilde to show what changed in a specific commit.
    git diff hash1 hash2 will display changes between two commits, as will git diff and
    different HEAD paths.
    Lastly, git annotate file will show line-by-line changes to a file and its
    associated metadata.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    making changes
    To unstage a single file, we can use the command git reset HEAD followed by the
    filename
    to move all files in the staging area back to the repo, then we execute git reset
    HEAD without specifying any filenames.

    Undo changes to an unstaged file


    git checkout file

    10. Unstaging and undoing


    To unstage one or more files and then undo changes we can combine the commands we
    have learned.
    So, first we unstage all files using git reset HEAD.
    Then we execute git checkout dot to checkout the last commit, replacing all
    versions of files in the repo.
    To save the repo in this state we then need to add all files to the staging area,
    and make a commit.

    unestages file: git checkout -- report.md


    staged file:
    git reset HEAD file to unstage it
    git checkout --file
    add all files to the staging area, and make a commit

    restore to specific version of the log


    git checkout hash file

    git clean -N,git clean -f

    -------------------------------------------------------------workflows
    git branch
    git checkout -b 'newbranch'
    git diff main newbranch to see the diff
    git checkout newbranch to change to this branch
    git merge source destination
    -----------------------------------------
    git fecht origin main to see the changes between main branch and the remote rrepo
    called origin
    fetch+merge =pull git pull origin main

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