I think the AI should do more than just correlate some verbs. It should also be capable of understanding concepts like. If I give the following:
"John and I are brothers. My mother has a brother named James. "
And we ask:
"What is the name of my uncle?"
The initial results are great but in my humble opinion the big quest is to make computer learn concepts.
You obviously sound like you're interested! Why not fork the repo, contribute? :) It's a great demo project, and I love seeing these on HN.
OP - Instead of linking directly to en/Stanford Parser etc, you should get together a list of dependencies people need to run your application. Usually as easy as 'pip install pattern' (for the 'ImportError: No module named en') which is `import pattern.en` :-)
I like it! It's nearly 2am so better catch some sleep, but I'm definitely going to have a look further tomorrow.
It's a great demo project, and I love seeing these on HN.
Thanks!
OP - Instead of linking directly to en/Stanford Parser etc, you should get together a list of dependencies people need to run your application. Usually as easy as 'pip install pattern' (for the 'ImportError: No module named en') which is `import pattern.en` :-)
I didn't actually pip install anything for my project, I just downloaded and extracted the Stanford Parser, and Nodebox Linguistics libraries. The setup should be in the readme. I'll try to see if I can find the pip dependencies and update the readme.
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I think the AI should do more than just correlate some verbs. It should also be capable of understanding concepts like. If I give the following: "John and I are brothers. My mother has a brother named James. " And we ask: "What is the name of my uncle?" The initial results are great but in my humble opinion the big quest is to make computer learn concepts.
You obviously sound like you're interested! Why not fork the repo, contribute? :) It's a great demo project, and I love seeing these on HN.
OP - Instead of linking directly to en/Stanford Parser etc, you should get together a list of dependencies people need to run your application. Usually as easy as 'pip install pattern' (for the 'ImportError: No module named en') which is `import pattern.en` :-)
I like it! It's nearly 2am so better catch some sleep, but I'm definitely going to have a look further tomorrow.
Thanks!
I didn't actually pip install anything for my project, I just downloaded and extracted the Stanford Parser, and Nodebox Linguistics libraries. The setup should be in the readme. I'll try to see if I can find the pip dependencies and update the readme.