B
Brian Raab
What do I need to create HAL in C++ ?
U
Unforgiven
Brian Raab said:
Are you sure you want to do that, Dave?
M
Mike Wahler
Brian Raab said:
HAL understands English. You can write him
(or speak to him) in English.
-Mike
P
Phlip
Brian said:
Join the NSA, and get down with the advanced AI algorithms that civilians
are not allowed to know exist.
I
Ioannis Vranos
Brian said:
A C++ compiler.
W
White Wolf
Brian said:
You need a good C++ compiler and loads of time.
P
Phlip
White said:
HAL was implemented in photonic circuitry, so you need to start below the
compiler level...
W
White Wolf
Phlip said:
I prefer gin-tonic.
J
Julie
Brian said:
C++ is not a suitable language for advanced AI such as this.
W
White Wolf
Julie said:
Wow. Until now thought that C++ is a language in which anything can be
done. Even a new language.
I
Ioannis Vranos
White said:
I think what he/she means is that the language does not support AI
concepts directly, as C does not provide language support for OO
programming directly, for example.
Julie BTW, is there any decent language for AI these days? I have heard
about LISP, but is considered old.
P
puppet_sock
When I dream, I have a pony.
Socks
J
Julie
Ioannis said:
Not that I'm aware of, but I hardly frequent those development circles.
I was going to add to my original post that if the OP were truly serious, they
would in all reality have to develop their own (AI) language as well...
I
Ioannis Vranos
Julie said:
Actually I will disagree here. C++ is heavily used in AI projects, for
example games.
A nice AI-oriented web site:
http://ai-depot.com
L
Lorantus
Thanks.
Ioannis Vranos a écrit:
Ioannis Vranos a écrit:
J
Julie
Ioannis said:
Game AI != HAL, not now, not ever.
P
Phlip
Ioannis said:
It ain't the meat it's the motion. Until someone thinks of a good algorithm
for AI, the existing ones are equally incompatible with all programming
languages.
It's very unfortunate for our industry that LISP's promoters somehow
associated it with AI.
I
Ioannis Vranos
Phlip said:
It isn't associated?
A
Attila Feher
Phlip said:
Going fully OT, IMHO AI is (from one POV) a special kind of pattern
matching. If enough of the pattern matches, you create an association etc.
If this match is too forgiving, you get an idiot or a genious, depending on
luck.
T
Thomas Matthews
Brian said:
First start with English language parsing.
Search for "Eliza program" for a classic example.
This is a starting point:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
int main(void)
{
std::cout << "HAL" << std::endl;
std::cout << "IBM" << std::endl;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
Also search the web for voice recognition. Beware
that much of voice recognition uses platform specific
functionality that is not discussed in
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