Re: The wildcard-filling problem

> --- Gary Poster <gary@...> escreveu:
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>>> That's interesting, but how do you deal with the
>>> case where an element in the original sentence is
>>> split in two -- for example, changing "he's" to
>>> "he is"?
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>> Heh, looks like my memory was a bit off. Here's an
>> excerpt from the pertinent part of the docs:
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> Now I get it... I think. ^_^' I presume a given
> sentence token is never going to be "substituted" more
> than once, right? Because I was looking for a solution
> that allowed the user to line up substitutions, so he
> could create a configuration like:
>
> ((" waht", " what"),
>  (" what's ", " what is "))
>
> An the bot would correctly normalize a sentence
>
> "Waht's the matter?"
>
> into
>
> "WHAT IS THE MATTER"
>
>> The GPL license of Dr. Wallace's files meant I
>> could never really use my code for work, so I put it
>> aside for now.
>
> That's certainly true if you used GPL'ed code on your
> work, but if you simply created a "clean room"
> implementation of the AIML standard, I'm not sure the
> GPL applies. Actually the AIML working draft makes no
> mention to licences at all, so I guess it is an open
> standard, which does not rule out closed-source implementations.
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