theprogrammablemind 7.2.3 → 7.3.0
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package/demo.js
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"license": "ISC",
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"lint": "eslint \"**/*.js\"",
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"main": "index.js",
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"author": "dev@thinktelligence.com",
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"name": "theprogrammablemind",
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"name": "theprogrammablemind",
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"author": "dev@thinktelligence.com",
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"license": "ISC",
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# The Programmable Mind (aka Entodicton)
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This is the client for a server that processes natural language statements
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generalized operator precedence parser
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into JSON which can be paraphrase or acted upon. Instead of using grammar based parser,
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the server uses a generalized operator precedence parser.
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## Demo Walkthough
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A simple demo program can be run by installing this package and the running this command.
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```
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dev@devlaptop:~/temp/myProject$ node node_modules/theprogrammablemind/demo -q 'i went to the store' -d
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If request fail to process correctly one of the main causes is operator ordering. The 'operators' definition is used to generate training data for the ordering neural net. Sometimes that is not enough. There is a 'priorities' property that can be used to supply additional training data. Priorties is a list of operators. The last operator it the preferred one. The logs show the order that operators were run in. If it wrong look for another message like
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# More
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