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Some ANMLZoo applications (outlined in ERRATA) do not compile to fit within a single AP chip. These apps need to be adjusted and recompiled for an updated release.

When attempting to compile protomata_new.anml with apcompile version 1.7-32, I receive the following error:

Error [-141]: on line 33760 - STE contains an invalid symbol set specification.

It appears that the STE defined on that line has an empty symbol set:

<state-transition-element id="__11088__" symbol-set="[]">
      <report-on-match reportcode="640"/>
</state-transition-element>

I'm looking for a code similar to the one in RF, but to compute the rule mining sequences as NFA (.anml). ANMLZoo includes only bible in SPM, while the published paper supports more than one mining example.

The standard Levenshtein ANML file in ANMLZoo (24_20x3.1chip.anml) only reports on the final character of a string, even though it indicates in the name that it should have an edit distance of d=3.

24_20x3.1chip.anml

The leven program properly reports on this string:
leven_20x3.anml

Notes:
If I make a Levenshtein ANML with the Micron code it reports edits from BEFORE the end (but does not report inserts)
Micron_test.anml

The leven program reports inserts both before and after end of string
leven_Micron_test.anml

The leven program also reports properly for insertions:
leven_Micron_test.anml

Compiling of Brill benchmark brill_opt.anml fails with apcompile 1.7-32:

Error [-204]: on line 1 - ANML syntax error

Adding additional attributes to the <anml> tag appears to fix this:

 <anml version="1.0"  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

ANMLZoo should have more input files to support algorithms that require training and testing phases.

Hello Jack,

In ANMLZoo paper "ANMLZoo: A Benchmark suite .. ", the CPU performance in Fig 8 appears almost the same in all the benchmark. I know that each benchmark has different number of states and level of complexity.

Can you explain why this occurred? how did you produce it via VASim?

Thank you,
Rasha