Eliza is everywhere. If you go to google.com and type in "Eliza
psychotherapy" you get about a bazillion links.
Several months ago, I stumbled across a version for my Palm handheld, and
blimey, it works. As well as Eliza ever did...
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Michael Renner
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(smile) Diana
Diana J. Kyle, M.A.Psychology
DepartmentFullerton, College
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I've seen several versions of ELIZA on the web, some of which are in java.
Some do a better job than others. I can't seem to find my list of ELIZA
sites, but here are a few I found from a simple web search:
http://philly.cyberloft.com/bgoerlic/eliza.htm
http://www.uib.no/People/hhiso/
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the 'conversations' can be recorded -- in fact, at least
one chat bot 'learns' from the conversations that it has,
so it is extracting information. I'm rewriting Eliza in
JavaScript, in part so I can promise that nobody is
listening. Ken told me a cautionary tale which I'll repea
Hi - Having a little time on my hands, I thought it might be
amusing to try to rewrite the program Eliza the Nondirective
Therapist for the web. (The program, originally written in
1966, conducts a conversation of sorts with the user --
mostly by "reflecting" the user's input in s
