Example described in README file generates wrong output

[kripper]

python3 english_to_narsese.py < ./examples/english/story1.english | ./NAR shell

generates:

Comment: Input sentence: the cat leaves the forest
Input: <(cat * forest) --> leave>. Priority=1.000000 Stamp=[1] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: Input sentence: the hunter sees the cat
Input: <(hunter * cat) --> see>. Priority=1.000000 Stamp=[2] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: Input sentence: nars hears a boom
Input: <(nars * boom) --> hear>. Priority=1.000000 Stamp=[3] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: Input sentence: the cat is dead
Input: <cat --> [dead]>. Priority=1.000000 Stamp=[4] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: Input sentence: who has left the forest?
Input: <(?1 * forest) --> leave>?
Answer: <(cat * forest) --> leave>. creationTime=1 Stamp=[1] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: expected: Answer: <(cat * forest) --> leave>. :|: occurrenceTime=1 Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
performing 100 inference steps:
done with 100 additional inference steps.
Comment: Input sentence: the wolf leaves the forest
Input: <(wolf * forest) --> leave>. Priority=1.000000 Stamp=[5] Truth: frequency=1.000000, confidence=0.900000
Comment: Input sentence: the hunter sees the wolf?
Input: <(hunter * wolf) --> see>?
Answer: None.

But according to the comment, the last expected output is:

Answer: <(hunter * wolf) --> see>. :|: occurrenceTime=106 Truth: frequency=0.982144, confidence=0.227439

[patham9]

If you want it to encode the language as events by default, use the "EventOutput" argument: python3 english_to_narsese.py EventOutput < ./examples/english/story1.english | ./NAR shell