Let's do a little spelunking in the coal mines, shall we?

Uses a forked version of this word2vec implementation https://github.com/Bridgei2i/clojure-word2vec

With Mike Fikes' coal-mine framework for testing the clojurescript compiler.

Builds a word2vec of a quarter-million lines of clojure code.

• drop into a clj repl in this project
• pull in is-to, which will run the ANN (require '[coal-mine2vec.is-to :refer [is-to -main]])
• now get some relations (first (is-to "inc" "dec" "max")) #_=> "min"

Thing one is to thing two... as other thing one is to...

Or you can also run it from the command line:

clj -A:is-to map reduce for
"map" is to "reduce" as "for" is probably to "loop"
 ... but may also be one of these: "&" "c]" "coll]" ":as"

To try this as a git dep, from the comfort of your own ~/home, just do:

clojure -Sdeps '{:deps {johnmn3/coal-mine2vec {:git/url "https://github.com/johnmn3/coal-mine2vec.git" :sha "46af3670c16b9a3b827c1e144b76c116dc45a4ce"}}}' "-m" "coal-mine2vec.is-to" map reduce for

As an aside, it might be interesting to semantically mutate existing programs, using this with something like gigasquid's generative, genetic programming tutorials using spec: https://github.com/gigasquid/genetic-programming-spec

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.