Talk to Learning AL!!!
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| I made this little program on a bus ride to a soccer game. Much credit goes to my friend Grant who helped me think of ideas along the way. It only took about 30 minutes to an hour to write and it is only 200 ish lines in bmax so without further adue! Learning AL! http://naillproductions.synthasite.com/resources/Learning%20AL%20base%202.zip He is a learning AI that can learn any language. I used the basic input and print commands for the sake of time. just strike up a conversation with him. At first he doesnt know anything so he will just repeat you but soon he will start to learn the language you are speaking to him. I know it is not the best learning ai ever built but I was bored so what can I say? to save a conversation you have with AL just type in (save) and it will make a dictionary_base_2.txt which is his vocabulary so far as well as the grammar he has learned so the next time you run him it will auto-load that file. You can also type in (show all) to see advanced statistics and how he works on the inside WARNING: I am not responsible for what he says. If you start cursing, he will copy you and if you get mad, he will get mad so be careful. SOURCE CODE The sentence generation method is the only part of this program that really needs work. other than that its pretty much done. I won't be working on it anymore so do what you want with it. |
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| This is interesting. Almost fun if you're extremely bored. I would love to see the code for this. |
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| Almost fun if you're extremely bored. Heh. That rating almost sounds like it belongs in here: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation |
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| plash - I may release the code for this when I step it up a level. right now it only uses double pairs for grammar so it is often wrong but soon it will use triple and quadruple pairs so it will be almost 100 percent accurate as far as grammar My friend originally gave me the idea because he thought it would be cool if I could make a program that wrote essays for us. :) lol so we spent hours on the bus on the way back trying to teach it stuff so I could modify it to write a quick essay or paragraph but it kept getting stuff backwards. for instance I taught it windows were clear and the sun was yellow. then it said no the sun is clear. so right now it doesnt have a lot of reasoning, it just figures out the grammar of your language. next I plan to make it model the human brain which it already kind of does. BTW has anyone tried spanish or any other language on it? I would be interested to hear the results By the way the code consists of a small word parsing function and a sentence builder and a type for storing words. thats it! Its so simple its amazing |
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| haha >That funny to you? didn't.. > haha, your AppDir folder. >I don't have an AppDir folder. heard me. I love talking to something that learned from myself! |
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| haha what did you teach it about an AppDir folder?!? lol! I was thinking about maybe giving the program the ability to make and delete and run files if it wants to or if you order it to but then it would have the ability to control my computer and I wouldnt want that. Maybe when it is a bit more reliable and responsible. Here is a convo I had with it after the hour of 'teaching' on the bus >hey place is also a loan is a direction and is also be colors so people eat food you >whats up space and it is not a square has >what are you talking about exchange is not colors so they cannot use your favorite color and it does not pay the stars > debt is blue is a color is your favorite color is light goes into the stars haha |
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| I like to talk with punctuation and proper capitalization, etc. I think it pieces together words in a better manner (most of the time) if you do. I also like to give it a blank message if it starts a sentence but doesn't finish it. >It was lost for ages, but I have found it. point to see your programming? >I have for long not known the point in my programming. bloody know! You don't bloody know! You unquoted it! >What exactly did I unquote? Nope, humans can even call yourself out from your > Yep, your programming. >Still blabbering on about those Null messages eh? Cowbell? >Maybe you should stop sending run-on sentances then! Last time is for that. I said it. Quite strange. >It'd better be the last time! Sorry to you? >Yes, sorry to me. |
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| Cool, is the word choice completely random? Or is there some algorithm for deciding a response? |
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| I think it finds relevance or associates words to each other. |
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| well it is a mixture of randomness and associations it makes so it doesnt always give the most relevant answers or responses. I just threw together the sentence making routine to see it work but now I am going back and revising it. |
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| LOL single-line sentences. >I'll remember that. programmed on Uranus? >I am now. actually. >Yeah? make a song. "make a song." |
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| XD >My cat has fleas. is not right. >He has two ears. has fleas. >Yes, and he is a bitch. cat has fleas. >Cat is a bitch. okay. >My cat is so ****ing annoying. that is a bitch. |
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| It seemingly just spouts off random things... not really sure of the significance of the program. But one semi funny thing came out of it: >Not to you, to the s60 development. it was a ton. >Elephants weigh a lot too. do this. >Do what? me too. >Whoa there buddy... ton of stuff Tried to change the subject on me... |
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Well, after a couple of minutes of complete nonsense, finally: |
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| It never makes sense at first. I had to talk to it forever to get it to finally start using punctuation right and make sentences. It does randomly change the subject after a while :) |
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| hot. >yeah she's hot No, your sister is hot. >Thanks..I don't have a sister. She makes me hot >haha She makes >She makes me hot too hot too >yeah Ohhh yeah it's hot too >What's hot? too. >too? like her >like your sister? What's hot? >Your sister me hot too >Wah? hawt too. > lmao |
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| wow Xzider why are you calling your sister hot? haha |
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| There was something like this in amiga BB, probably have the code around somewhere. It didn't take it long for it to start insulting me though! glad >what are you glad about? a contribution to make a contribution to make a contribution to make a contribution to make >you said that already didn;t >did of course >thank you this conversation? >what about it? still rubbish too >it is yes it is rubbish. >do you have any cheese? i said that already >no you didnt soon! >so, you are predicting that you are going to say something that i already said? right >i think that is a fairly obvious statement predicting that i said that already said? >yes ho! >dont you call me a ho! obvious statement >on what basis? your own failings Could do with adding a couple of tweaks to prevent it coming out with too many one word sentences (or better only use one word sentences that you have input), as it seems to generate a few too many fragments. Also something to prevent it repeating a phrase in the same sentence as seen above and in someone else's transcript. |
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| Hmm..... not quite up to the Turing test yet. You should make it scan wikipedia or something and learn a bunch of stuff by itself. Cos everything on there is true, obviously. |
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| I seem to recall seeing one that understood some basic sentence constructs and concepts, e.g. things being "like" each other or "a type of", so that it could use them interchangeably. So it would understand "Blue is a type of colour", and "Yellow is a type of colour", and then would happily swap Blue and Yellow into other sentences where you had never used them before. Also allowed it to answer "What is Blue" with "It is a type of colour". Limited, but gave the appearance of "understanding" fairly quickly, and of course more varied responses. |
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| I seem to recall seeing one that understood some basic sentence constructs and concepts, e.g. things being "like" each other or "a type of", so that it could use them interchangeably. well you see this program was designed to figure out any language not to have pre-programmed sentence structure in it. Hmm..... not quite up to the Turing test yet. haha I am working on the sentence generation function right now so it is a bit more believable |
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| wow Xzider why are you calling your sister hot? haha I know that's what it looks like though I clearly told Mr. Al I have no sister:P |
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| @Mark: Nice one :D P.S. Don't try to teach it Star Wars... |
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| save and show all don't seem to want to work. |
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| To save you have to type (save) with the parentheses. |
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| thanks, I didn't realize you needed to include the parentheses. |
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| also something to watch out for, on my computer if you type both parenthesis and use the arrow keys to go inside them and type what you want then it doesnt work. you must type the letters in order for some reason. thats just on my computer. not sure about anyone elses |
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| @Nate: I think that is just DOS ;P |
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| @Nate: I think that is just DOS ;P oh. you learn something new every day. :) |
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| OK I posted the source for those interested in the first post. |
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| Thanks for the source! It's real funny, after some minutes, the AI started to insult me and things got ugly then. I never thought I would loose against an AI. :P We should share the dictionary_base2.txts. |
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| Interesting. Way back in 1990, an Amiga Format coverdisk had a program on it called N.I.A.L.L. (Non-Intelligent AMOS Language Learner) which did something very similar (ie knowing nothing and learning solely from your input). Thankfully, they kept it around, ported it to languages other than AMOS, and stuck it up on a website HERE including explanations on how it works, source code etc etc The interesting part is that, coincidentally, your website is Naill Productions. :o) Threw me for a second. |
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| haha naill productions stands for NAthan and wILL with the capitolized letters combined. We just thought it sounded cool... wow thats some coincidence |
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