Jacky, Follwing on from earlier conversations I'd REALLY appreciate it if you could tell me what you need on my server. L.A.M.P. is on there by default and I can request python. The only thing I am not allowed is I.R.C. stuff.
Regards, Phill. On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 11:12 PM, Jacky Alcine <jacky.alc...@thesii.org>wrote: > "Look, it burns!" "It's called fire": Reinventing the Wheel > > After a month of looking into Panlingua; I've noticed one thing. *This > system will probably take two years to implement*. For every language we > introduce; we'd have to either tweak or patch the parser to support the > language, and this isn't really the objective we (I hope) have in mind. The > time span for Panlingua's perfection is two years (that's me predicting with > 4 people working on it) but that's expected to have a "ultimate" syntactical > parser (that's why Panlingua in its simplest form does, form link > syntactical links). This is me hoping that we can support English, French, > Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), and Japanese. This > should give us enough experience to work on more editions. > > how's Panlingua? > > Currently, on my local branch of Panlingua can do one thing, and it's a > decent attempt; it can build syntactical links between nouns and adjectives. > For example, *The big blue dog* generates one link. This link connects * > This* to *dog* and modifies the relationship with *big* and *blue*. This > kind of information seems very trivial but it's a start. I'm hoping to add > another relation base that allows the following: *This big blue dog is Bob > *. That should create the first as described and then another link that > connects *Bob* and *is* with the modifiers being *dog*. I think this is > okay for now, but I'll try to modify it so that if we query the modifiers of > *Bob*, *big* and *blue* are returned. > > You can branch Panlingua for testing by branching * > lp:~wintermute-devel/wintermute/linguistics-experimental*. The primary > branch, *lp:~wintermute-devel/wintermute/linguistics* is not to be pushed > to as of yet. > > AND There Was A Wormhole > > *CRF++* <http://crfpp.sourceforge.net/> and > *Freeling*<http://garraf.epsevg.upc.es/freeling/>are two projects that seems > *very* efficient in terms of syntactical parsing. That's what we're > looking for Wintermute's linguistics. Wintermute relies *heavily* on the > linguistics being top-notch (as does most artificial intelligence projects). > > ------------------------------ > data, data, data > > Wintermute needs a good database system. Scratch that, it needs a perfect > database system. Think of it as the perfect MySQL database. In terms of data > storage, retrieval and generation, a good foundation ontological data might > need be needed. Suggestions are welcome. > > ------------------------------ > ping 192.168.0.1 -r 256: Wintermute Intra-communications > > I understand that it's a bit early for me to be discussing this, but > Wintermute will have to be able to transparently communicate with the > network, whether it be local or remote, in a clean fashion. This is > something to keep lodged in the back of your mind as you continue to > develop. > > Interesting Reads > > When Wintermute reaches certain levels, something described on this > site<http://www.cassimatis.com/polyscheme.html>would be very interesting to > implement behind the scenes, so to say. But on > that note, I bid you developers adieu. Please feel free to come to * > ##sii-general* and *##sii-dev*. Also, I recommend that you subscribe to this > calendar<http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ahhf02n48j0jnpgqld3p0rcbrk%40group.calendar.google.com>to > stay on top of the Synthetic Intellect Institute's events. > > Tasks > > *Now a great deal of the members of the Wintermute development team either > have not reported within a month or have just completed disappeared*. So > to remedy this issue, you all are *required* to either reply to this > message or enter *##sii-dev* within a week of this e-mail's sending to > maintain your status as a Wintermute developer. It's a means of testing > who's around and who's not. This is required to prevent lurkers, a > regulation upheld by the SII and is visible on > https://www.launchpad.net/~sii. I know many have come to me about tasks; > our current server that's hosting our website does not support Trac and I'd > prefer if we hosted our software on our own server so if anyone knows of a > PHP + MySQL task management system; please inform. Until then, *remain > alert*. > > Jacky Alcinehttp://www.jackyalcine.co.cc/http://www.thesii.org/ > > > _______________________________________________ > Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~wintermute-devel > Post to : wintermute-devel@lists.launchpad.net > Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~wintermute-devel > More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp > > -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/phillw
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