AI Research Project | mkv16
may 09, 2009 11:34am
Blogging...
Took a break this week to fix up the blog. The simpleblog software I used was woefully inadequate. After gutting most of the code, I revised an old phpMyAdmin style script and repurposed it for a generic admin system that I could use to replace the blog CMS.
This appears to be working now.
Next up, now that mkv16 has been collecting records for a week, I'm tasked with retreiving useful information using the command "list" to make inferences on any data that matches the query.
There is data; now to make sense of it.
Posted By: Markavian
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april 25, 2009 05:55pm
Lookahead Example
2009-02-02 07:54 <Markavian> john lives in manchester john [no matches] new notion(john) lives [lives, lives in] lives [exact match] lives in [exact match] lives in [longest match] manchester [no matches] new notion (manchester)
Pseudocode for evaluating information from plain text.
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april 25, 2009 11:07am
Psudeo-code message parser
Learning
notion lives in notion is a notion is reverse of john lives in manchester john lives in england john is a person sophie is a person machester is a city coventry is a city people is plural of person cities is plural of city lives is plural of live is plural of is reverse of is singular of that is a pronoun who is a pronoun who describes a person list people that live in cities Processing features: look ahead, predictive search, joining of unknown terms, flattening sequences of notions based on predictive search, storing triples command: notion(lives, in) command: notion(is, a) command: notion(is, reverse, of) [john]:unknown, lives (lives in?), [lives in]:notion, [manchester]:unknown Normalize([john]:notion, [lives in]:notion, [manchester]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(john, lives in, manchester) [john]:notion, is (is a?), [is a]:notion, [person]:unknown Normalize([john]:notion, [is a]:notion, [person]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(john, is a, person) [manchester]:notion, is (is a?), [is a]:notion, [city]:unknown Normalize([manchester]:notion, [is a]:notion, [city]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(manchester, is a, city) [people]:unknown, is (is a?) [is]:unknown, [plural]:unknown, [of]:unknown, [person]:notion Normalize([people]:notion, [is plural of]:notion, [person]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(people, is plural of, person) [cities]:unknown, is (is a?, is plural of?) [is plural of]:notion, [city]:notion Normalize([cities]:notion, [is plural of]:notion, [city]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(cities, is plural of, city) lives (lives in?) [lives]:unknown, is (is a?, is plural of?) [is plural of]:notion, [live]:unknown Normalize([lives]:notion, [is plural of]:notion, [live]:notion) is (is a? is plural of?) [is plural of]:notion, is (is a?, is plural?, is reverse of?) [is reverse of]:notion, is (is a?, is plural?, is reverse of?) [is]:unknown, [singular]:unknown, [of]:unknown) Normalize([is plural of]:notion, [is reverse of]:notion, [is singular of]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(is plural of, is reverse of, is singular of) [that]:unknown, is (is a?) [is a]:notion, [pronoun]:unknown Normalize([that]:notion, [is a]:notion, [pronoun]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(that, is a, pronoun) [who]:unknown, is (is a?) [is a]:notion, [pronoun]:notion Normalize([who]:notion, [is a]:notion, [pronoun]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(who, is a, pronoun) [who]:notion, [describes]:unknown, [a]:unknown, [person]:notion Normalize([who]:notion, [describes a]:notion, [person]:notion) (Length == 3) triple(who, describes a, person) command: list([people that live in cities]:string) [people]:notion people -> is plural of -> person john -> is a -> person (X) [that]:notion that -> is a -> pronoun who -> is a -> pronoun (X) [live]:notion live <- is plural <- lives [in]:unknown in ? no result live (lives?) (lives in?) [live in]:notion john <- lives in <- manchester [cities]:notion cities -> is plural of -> city list(is a, people) 0 results list(is a, person) john <- is a <- person sophie <- is a <- person list(is a, that) 0 results /* troublesome: list(is a, pronoun) that <- is a <- pronoun who <- is a <- pronoun */ list(is a, cities) 0 results list(is a, city) manchester <- is a <- city coventry <- is a <- city list(lives in) john <- lives in <- manchester john <- lives in <- england match(john, manchester, john <- lives in <- manchester) (TRUE) match(sophie, manchester, ?) match(john, coventry, ?) match(sophie, coventry, ?)
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april 25, 2009 11:00am
Lemons and pie
If I told you that lemons_and_pie was the same as lemons and pie because I replaced '_'s with ' ' spaces, would you be able to tell that food_and_drink was the same as food and drink, and if so, how?
Did you build a regex to filter out all _'s?
Did you squint your eyes and recognise the letters instead of the lines?
Something else?
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april 25, 2009 10:02am
mkv16 memory
mkv16
memory...
Learn stuff
Database: memory: triple, source, date triple: notion, relation, notion source: context, person notion: description relation: notion Chat: relation is a relation is reverse of relation is singular of relation is multiple of relation lives in relation live in lives in is reverse of live in is singular of is reverse of is multiple of that is a pronoun John lives in Manchester Manchester is a city John is a person person is singular of people people is multiple of person list people that live in Manchester
Possible relationships that should hold if detected in plain text. Parser should be able to recognise triples based on known notions. Suggested fields set out for database.
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