On Thursday, April 26, 2012 3:35:48 AM UTC-7, shawn wilson wrote: > > Per parsing language, you might want to look at what python's nltk and > Java's gate (less familiar with the later) have done for inspiration > Yeah, I saw the python nltk yesterday just to see what was currently out there. Despite the fact that I absolutely abhor the indentation enforcement of python (neither here nor there), that whole project is just more of the same "everything and the kitchen sink" mentality. There is so much in the way of graphical representation that has nothing to do with a program that just gets things right. That 's all I care about. As long as the parsing works very well (the logic of 'and', 'or', 'if', 'then', 'because', etc), then everything else will start falling into place. Just think of this as you would any c compiler or script interpreter. The compiler must be able to get the intended logic right. As long as that is the case, the user/programmer can do whatever the frick he or she wants as far as creating meaningful content. This thing is doing pretty damn good with the logic on some highly convoluted statements and sequences thereof. Forward thinking businesses will have to take note of this fact... they have no choice. Then we can all start getting together to determine how to develop the exact dictionaries and statement types that will fit their needs as well as possible.
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