Make assertions between two ConceptNet concepts using python at the command line.

assert.py

#!/bin/env python
"""
Usage:
    chmod +x assert.py
    ./assert.py <concept1> <concept2>

You will need to tweak the parameters indices if you are in Windows.

Original code by MIT, modifications by Mark Hamilton.

"""

import sys
from conceptnet.models import *

if len(sys.argv) != 3:
        print "You need to provide two concepts"
        exit()

raw = []
assertions = Assertion.objects.filter(concept1__text = sys.argv[1], concept2__text = sys.argv[2], language=en)

for a in assertions:
        raw.extend(a.rawassertion_set.all())

for r in raw:
        print r.nl_repr()