Statement Classification Model - #1502
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This PR implements a statement classification model that predicts whether a statement type is correct based on subject-object pair group information. The features include:
This classification class provides the following functionality:
predict_pair: predict results from subject and object agent namespredict_from_rows: predict results from formatted statement rowspredict_from_hashes: predict results from a list of statement hashesTo implement this feature on db.indra.bio, we also have a large-scale process function that generates a dump file containing all consensus statements for each agent pair. We first generate a pair_to_rows cache file and then predict each pair accordingly. We then create another cache file that we can use when deploying the search page. We parse the information and pass it to the /statement and /search endpoints on db.indra.bio. An example tag looks like Binding-> Phosphorylation ->Activation.