It just seems like a huge waste of memory to have that EvaluationLink
and PredicateNode for every word in the dictionary (and also a minor
waste of processing time following those links)... this is the sort of
wastage that ProtoAtom should be good at eliminating...
Let's take time to discuss the
Hi Ben,
Can you explain why you need to have a ChineseWordNode?
A simpler solution is to use EvaluationLinks, as normal:
e.g.
EvaluatinoLink
PredicateNode "Cantonese"
ListLink
WordNode "jau mou wifi-aaa"
which has the same form as marking the tense, number, mood, etc.
As we embark on more seriously using Lojban within OpenCog... and
prepare to embark on putting Chinese there ... I have realized it may
be bad that WordNode currently is language-independent...
I guess this is probably not the right design (and is a reflection of
the fact that we've only dealt
Hi Vishnu,
I couldn't reproduce this problem... can you share the scm file you were
using?
On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 6:16 PM, Vishnu Priya
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I know that i could give input to the chatbot by (nlp-parse "the sky is
> beautiful").
> But i also tried
Hello,
I know that i could give input to the chatbot by (nlp-parse "the sky is
beautiful").
But i also tried giving it a scm file, which has the parses of the above
sentence using (primitive-load .).
Then i tried querying by asking (process-query "What is beautiful"). But it
says, sorry!
Hmm! yes. i am getting it now.
Thanks and regards,
Vishnu.
On Saturday, 19 November 2016 13:32:40 UTC+1, linas wrote:
>
> That makes the problem harder. You still have to somehow deal with
> different word-senses for "apple", and in addition, you also need to create
> a a model of the mental