1. alice
- Posted by Kat <kat at kogeijin.com>
Nov 15, 2002
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Last edited Nov 16, 2002
On 16 Nov 2002, at 4:29, Rom wrote:
>
> From: <dm31 at uow.edu.au>
>
> > .... has anyone consider giving EDS the ability to be distributed?
> > Or can it already support distributed databases?
>
> The hash table, which is central to most databases, can return a reference
> given
> a key. If the key is not defined, it will return nil (or you can add a new
> key).
> EDS works like this for sure.
>
> What ALICE does is to use natural language as a key ... (without any actual
> parsing ... just simple reduction). When a key (=sentence) is inputed, then
> ALICE will always return a reference. What it returns may be concise or just
> some defallt answer for that category. ALICE has about 40000 categories today
> (it can be expeanded to anything). You may say these categories are sorting
> all
> natural sentences into a category. Then the creator of ALICE says that if
> current chatterbot cannot handle the request (beyond a default asnwer), then
> it
> should be possible to pass the request to another chatterbot (today the
> technology is right there).
Uploading such a program to a shell server would be a breeze, if we could
get that http proxy code i'd like to see. Changing the protocol shouldn't be a
big deal, but opening ports using exu on a remote shell seems impossible.
Maybe you can do it in tcl or perl, or lua?
Kat
2. Re: alice
From: "Kat" <kat at kogeijin.com>
> .........but opening ports using exu on a remote shell seems impossible.
> Maybe you can do it in tcl or perl, or lua?
Without haven't done it myself.... I assume you can call an exe-file in CGI-BIN
on the web and get HTML-output (permission for CGI-BIN exe-files is usually set
to execute right for all (or is it not?))
Rom
3. Re: alice
- Posted by Kat <kat at kogeijin.com>
Nov 15, 2002
-
Last edited Nov 16, 2002
On 16 Nov 2002, at 5:38, Rom wrote:
>
> From: "Kat" <kat at kogeijin.com>
> > .........but opening ports using exu on a remote shell seems impossible.
> > Maybe
> > you can do it in tcl or perl, or lua?
>
> Without haven't done it myself.... I assume you can call an exe-file in
> CGI-BIN
> on the web and get HTML-output (permission for CGI-BIN exe-files is usually
> set
> to execute right for all (or is it not?))
Apache will do that. Now,, what about Eu opening the 2nd port open at the
same time?
Kat
4. Re: alice
From: "Kat" <kat at kogeijin.com>
> > Without haven't done it myself.... I assume you can call an exe-file in
> > CGI-BIN
> > on the web and get HTML-output ....
> Apache will do that. Now,, what about Eu opening the 2nd port open at the
> same time?
I know nothing about ports. When web-scripting you don't have to, I suppose.
Rom
5. Re: alice
On 16 Nov 2002, at 6:50, Rom wrote:
>
> From: "Kat" <kat at kogeijin.com>
>
> > > Without haven't done it myself.... I assume you can call an exe-file in
> > > CGI-BIN on the web and get HTML-output ....
>
> > Apache will do that. Now,, what about Eu opening the 2nd port open at the
> > same
> > time?
>
> I know nothing about ports. When web-scripting you don't have to, I suppose.
As long as you are not doing anything special, correct.
Kat
