I'm trying to define a knowledge base where a disease has a list of symptoms. Here's a snippet:
import pytholog as pl
diseases_kb = pl.KnowledgeBase()
diseases_kb([
"disease(diabetes, [frequent_urination, extreme_thirst])",
"disease(pneumonia, [cough, fever, shortness_of_breath])",
])
However, when I query this:
print(diseases_kb.query(pl.Expr("disease(diabetes, Symptoms)")))
it just returns ['No'].
It looks like, lists are not being recognized by pytholog. I tried using (), list(), whatever syntax that I hope would work but nothing works. The library removes '(' and ')', and splits the queries by ',' which I think is the reason why it's not recognizing lists. Is there a workaround for this?