If i give you a specific purpose - will you make a chatbot for me? On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, 14:20 A.T. Murray <mentific...@gmail.com> wrote:
> EnParser serves the purpose of not only identifying a part of speech such > as a noun, preposition or verb, but also of comprehending the part of > speech in context by helping to assign associative tags among concepts in > the Psy conceptual array. Thus EnParser and its Russian counterpart > RuParser serve the purpose of Natural Language Understanding (NLU). > > Algorithm of the EnParser AI Mind-Module > > Since the main feature of the concept-based AI Minds is their > demonstration of solving the AI-hard problem of natural language > understanding (NLU), the EnParser module for parsing English is the main > instrument of achieving the NLU goal. > > The ghost.pl AI Mind in Strawberry Perl Five is becoming a conversational > agent that may be installed to run in either the background or the > foreground on any host computer. > > The JavaScript AI Mind requires no download of either source code or > programming language. Simply clicking on the link brings the tutorial AI > Mind into your MSIE browser, where you may use the AI to teach students or > AI coders. > > If you want to issue verbal instructions to your autonomous humanoid > robot, MindForth as the robot brain enables you and the robot to engage in > a discussion of what work the robot should be doing, and how the work > should be done, and how the robot should engage in back-and-forth > communication using English for you to clarify youe instructions and for > the robot to report to you its completion of tasks. > > A. Words included in the MindBoot sequence lighten the load of EnParser. > > Populating the MindBoot sequence with English words, the AI mind > maintainer tries to include the most frequent English nouns and verbs, all > the conjunctions, all the prepositions, and all the pronouns. Except for > disambiguation, the embedded words do not need further parsing as to their > parts of speech. > > B. The first AI Minds could only parse SVO sentences into nouns and verbs. > > The subject-verb-object (SVO) format of admissible inputs made it simple > for the earliest AI Minds to classify English words as nouns or verbs. The > parsing module could skip over the known Engliah articles and an important > adverb like the word "NOT" being used to negate an English sentence. > > C. The ghost112.pl AI became able to parse prepositional phrases. > > Since the MindBoot sequence innately contains all the English prepositions > identified as such, the AI Mind easily detects the input of a known English > preposition and sets the $prepcon flag to a positive number one and loads > the $tpp time-of-preposition flag with the ending time-point at which the > input preposition is being instantiated as a node in conceptual memory. > Then $tpp is used to zero in on the associative-tag flag-panel of the > preposition, filling in the next noun or pronoun as the $seq of the > preposition. Then the $tvb time-of-verb flag is used to insert the > concept-number of the preposition as a $seq of the verb. > > D. The ghost114.pl AI began to parse the indirect objects of verbs. > > To parse and comprehend an indirect object, EnParser tentatively fills the > time-of-indirect-object $tio flag with the input-time of the first noun > being input after a verb. The $tio flag is set only once by requiring that > it be at zero for it to be set. Simultaneously, the time-of-direct-object > flag $tdo is filled with the same value as the $tio flag for an indirect > object, because it is not yet known whether one noun or two nouns are being > entered subsequent to the input of a transitive verb. If and when a second > noun comes in, the value for the time-of-direct-object $tdo flag, > originally filled with the same value as the indirect-object $tio flag, is > replaced or overwritten with the new time of the second post-verb noun in > the input stream. > > If only one noun comes in after the verb, the identifier of the direct > object is set only once. If two post-verb nouns come in, the first noun > becomes the indirect object and the second noun becomes the direct object. > > http://medium.com/p/6112f4b2c556 > http://ai.neocities.org/EnParser.html > > *Artificial General Intelligence List <https://agi.topicbox.com/latest>* > / AGI / see discussions <https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi> + > participants <https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/members> + delivery > options <https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription> Permalink > <https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/T95843104a27d9284-M0477e8e5a91499963d205d28> > ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/T95843104a27d9284-Mb4b55f4a9fefe2d2d9cbc99b Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
