SABIO

the timeline for Nov & Dec

guide to backend

• front-end API specification: Swagger API specification for the frontend written by Werner (upload at https://swagger.io/tools/swagger-editor/ for a nice view)
• server configuration files & instructions used for setting up the SABIO development server (Ubuntu + NGINX)
• versions v0_0 through v0_4 of the backend which includes the Flask app, helper functionality and the bias scoring engines' definitions

guide to data

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guide to research

this folder is where the conceptual and experimental research to build SABIO is recorded (in rather unstructured ways)

• experiments: where the different modules that will become SABIO are developed and tested
• resources: directory with (potentially) relevant papers, websites, external projects, etc.; categorised by field and type
• theory: manifesto, ideas for algorithms, conceptual research & constraints from philosophy - information s.t. SABIO fulfills its promise to be a schema for future work
• inital_plan: the original initial plan for the first steps of SABIO (kept for comparison with what really happened)
• logs: my day-by-day list of notes, pointers and random findings
• mvp: defining requirements and goals for the Minimal Viable Product, due by July

Installation

Either follow the Server configuration instructions here to setup a (Ubuntu+NGINX) server. Or, if you have a server set up, skip this step and directly set up the SABIO Flask app:

0. (the Flask app requires a virtual enviroment to be installed in the folder it is served from (otherwise startup scripts will fail))

1. the app needs to be 'assembled' from the parts in this repository:

• copy the contents of the latest version in /backend (currently /backend/v0_4) into the folder you want to serve the Flask app from
• copy the lastest version of the NMvW data set in /data (currently /data/v0_2.csv.gz) into {your_path}/NMvW_data/

2. in app.py (currently /backend/v0_4/app.py), there are hard-coded references to directories:

• home: "/home/valentin.vogelmann/" (this one is just for logging and can be skipped)
• data_dir: "/data/" (location of pre-cached and saved engines)
  these references need to be changed to where the