Re: natural language processing (Re: [realXtend] Digest for realxtend@googlegroups.com - 9 Messages in 2 Topics)
On Wed, 2012-03-28 at 10:13 -0700, Carlos wrote: Hi Toni, thanks for your answers and your good humor ;-) I like to know about how we can integrate scripting languages for conversational agents like AIML or MPML3D. Has Tundra just implemented a config and protocol similar to OpenSim or SL? Yes one of the Javascript example / reference apps is chat. That's what I called 'in-world chat'. AIML seems to have implementations in e.g. C++, Python, Java etc. Of these you can use C++ or Python directly in Tundra, so could write some kind of a NLPPlugin or AIMLPlugin. There's two options: a) Tundra plugin which uses the e.g. AIML lib of your choice, listens to events from the Javascript-written Tundra/reX simple Chat Application b) a relay of the Tundra chat to e.g. XMPP, and then making a simple XMPP bot which uses the lib. Connect those to the same server, or even just use IM (the XMPP bridge (client) in Tundra can just send the messages to e.g. your / the bots Google talk account or whatever). This code basically has what both of those options need: https://github.com/realXtend/naali/blob/tundra/bin/pymodules/irc/serverrelay.py That is: a) connecting to the Chat App qt signals in Python, and listening to receiving messages, which you could respond to here if using the NLP lib directly, but in the case of this example it b) relays them to an IRC channel (i've used it to monitor servers and to be able to chat to inworld folks from irc) .. so if you'd go the XMPP route, would just forward there similarily. I've been now devving stuff with XMPP and also py written XMPP bots (to simulate kind of WebNaali clients actually, for movement sync stress tests :) -- jabberbot (pythonjabberbot in google code) makes it quite nice and easy, uses the xmpppy library. Here is was mostly assuming you want bots to the scene that participate in the in-world chat. SL also has group chat. I would use something existing for that with Tundra, probably XMPP. We already had a module using that in the Naali 0.x versions, worked with google talk and facebook chat and such. It is also possible to do groups etc. with the own Tundra chat app, but the characteristics of SL group chat is that it's not connected to the sims / regions. Just like a IM thing for friends and groups. ~Toni More thanks Carlos M. Lorenzo On 28 mar, 11:14, Toni Alatalo t...@playsign.net wrote: On Mar 28, 2012, at 3:14 AM, Jonne Nauha wrote: You are really have to be a bit more specific if you want detailed answers. How do I make X (or include it in Tundra) Yes, it all depends on the details. What do you want to do with it, and how? For what data, with what perhaps existing software? Some natural lang lib that you already use? Or suggestions of natural language processing tools? If you want to e.g. have some system listen to the in-world chat, you can just integrate with that somehow. It is written in Javascript with the Tundra API (the chat messages are sent with entity-actions). Or if you for example have some existing service for the NLP which uses XMPP transport, you can connect Tundra to that. In Tundra you make bigger features and functionality as C++ plugins/modules. For example if you use other C++ libraries to Or in Javascript or Python -- as for example the avatar and chat functionalities are in JS. And system things like IRC relay and and the Blender integration in Python . Relaying chat messages to some service does not need C++, but if you plan to use some existing C/C++ nature language processing lib, then it can be nice to integrate it as a native Tundra plugin (which Jonne basically described). Jonne Nauha ~Toni On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 9:06 PM, Carlos carlos...@gmail.com wrote: Please, any idea about how can I include a conversation agent with natural languages capabilities in a Tundra scene? Thanks in advance Carlos M Lorenzo El 27 de marzo de 2012 17:49, realxtend@googlegroups.com escribió: Today's Topic Summary Group:http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend/topics Script for a character in Tundra [2 Updates] Tundra Script [7 Updates] Script for a character in Tundra Vaibhav Vaidya vaibhav.vaidy...@gmail.com Mar 27 05:50PM +0530 Hii all, I am new to Tundra. I have created a scene. I want to attach a script to a character. I tried hard to write a simple script which moves the character to-and-fro when the client logs in, but got stuck. Can anybody suggest a sample script for above mentioned purpose?? The entity name is UrbanFemale and it has only one animation Walk, animation controller name is UrbanFemaleAnimation. ~Vaibhav Ali Kämäräinen stinkfi...@gmail.com Mar 27 04:30PM +0300 Hi, Could you try to stick in one thread, instead of creating multiple threads for the same issue? Grey skies, Ali Kämäräinen Tundra Script Vaibhav Vaidya
Re: natural language processing (Re: [realXtend] Digest for realxtend@googlegroups.com - 9 Messages in 2 Topics)
If you are looking to implement some kind of communications like this you should check out MumblePlugin that I wrote. That should give you a pretty good idea about the C++ linking to your libs, building a plugin to implement the things you need and how to expose and interact it to/with Tundra javascript engines to expose the features to the application layer. Best regards, Jonne Nauha Adminotech developer On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 9:52 PM, Toni Alatalo t...@playsign.net wrote: On Wed, 2012-03-28 at 10:13 -0700, Carlos wrote: Hi Toni, thanks for your answers and your good humor ;-) I like to know about how we can integrate scripting languages for conversational agents like AIML or MPML3D. Has Tundra just implemented a config and protocol similar to OpenSim or SL? Yes one of the Javascript example / reference apps is chat. That's what I called 'in-world chat'. AIML seems to have implementations in e.g. C++, Python, Java etc. Of these you can use C++ or Python directly in Tundra, so could write some kind of a NLPPlugin or AIMLPlugin. There's two options: a) Tundra plugin which uses the e.g. AIML lib of your choice, listens to events from the Javascript-written Tundra/reX simple Chat Application b) a relay of the Tundra chat to e.g. XMPP, and then making a simple XMPP bot which uses the lib. Connect those to the same server, or even just use IM (the XMPP bridge (client) in Tundra can just send the messages to e.g. your / the bots Google talk account or whatever). This code basically has what both of those options need: https://github.com/realXtend/naali/blob/tundra/bin/pymodules/irc/serverrelay.py That is: a) connecting to the Chat App qt signals in Python, and listening to receiving messages, which you could respond to here if using the NLP lib directly, but in the case of this example it b) relays them to an IRC channel (i've used it to monitor servers and to be able to chat to inworld folks from irc) .. so if you'd go the XMPP route, would just forward there similarily. I've been now devving stuff with XMPP and also py written XMPP bots (to simulate kind of WebNaali clients actually, for movement sync stress tests :) -- jabberbot (pythonjabberbot in google code) makes it quite nice and easy, uses the xmpppy library. Here is was mostly assuming you want bots to the scene that participate in the in-world chat. SL also has group chat. I would use something existing for that with Tundra, probably XMPP. We already had a module using that in the Naali 0.x versions, worked with google talk and facebook chat and such. It is also possible to do groups etc. with the own Tundra chat app, but the characteristics of SL group chat is that it's not connected to the sims / regions. Just like a IM thing for friends and groups. ~Toni More thanks Carlos M. Lorenzo On 28 mar, 11:14, Toni Alatalo t...@playsign.net wrote: On Mar 28, 2012, at 3:14 AM, Jonne Nauha wrote: You are really have to be a bit more specific if you want detailed answers. How do I make X (or include it in Tundra) Yes, it all depends on the details. What do you want to do with it, and how? For what data, with what perhaps existing software? Some natural lang lib that you already use? Or suggestions of natural language processing tools? If you want to e.g. have some system listen to the in-world chat, you can just integrate with that somehow. It is written in Javascript with the Tundra API (the chat messages are sent with entity-actions). Or if you for example have some existing service for the NLP which uses XMPP transport, you can connect Tundra to that. In Tundra you make bigger features and functionality as C++ plugins/modules. For example if you use other C++ libraries to Or in Javascript or Python -- as for example the avatar and chat functionalities are in JS. And system things like IRC relay and and the Blender integration in Python . Relaying chat messages to some service does not need C++, but if you plan to use some existing C/C++ nature language processing lib, then it can be nice to integrate it as a native Tundra plugin (which Jonne basically described). Jonne Nauha ~Toni On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 9:06 PM, Carlos carlos...@gmail.com wrote: Please, any idea about how can I include a conversation agent with natural languages capabilities in a Tundra scene? Thanks in advance Carlos M Lorenzo El 27 de marzo de 2012 17:49, realxtend@googlegroups.com escribió: Today's Topic Summary Group:http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend/topics Script for a character in Tundra [2 Updates] Tundra Script [7 Updates] Script for a character in Tundra Vaibhav Vaidya vaibhav.vaidy...@gmail.com Mar 27 05:50PM +0530 Hii all, I am new to Tundra. I have created a scene. I want to attach a script to a character. I tried hard to write a
