Not difficult. If you can write HTML, you can write AIML
(Artificial Intelligence Markup Language). Here is an example of
a simple but complete chat robot in AIML:
The tags <alice>...</alice> indicate that this markup contains a
chat robot. The <category> tag indicates an AIML category, the
basic unit of chat robot knowledge. The category has a <pattern>
and a <template>. The pattern in this case is the wild-card
symbol '*' that matches any input. The template is just the
text "Hello!" As you may have guessed, this simple chat robot
just responds by saying "Hello!" to any input.
You can get started with AIML knowing just the three tags
<category>, <pattern> and <template>; much like you may have
started with HTML knowing only <a>, <img> and <h1>.
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Not difficult. If you can write HTML, you can write AIML
(Artificial Intelligence Markup Language). Here is an example of
a simple but complete chat robot in AIML:
The tags <alice>...</alice> indicate that this markup contains a
chat robot. The <category> tag indicates an AIML category, the
basic unit of chat robot knowledge. The category has a <pattern>
and a <template>. The pattern in this case is the wild-card
symbol '*' that matches any input. The template is just the
text "Hello!" As you may have guessed, this simple chat robot
just responds by saying "Hello!" to any input.
You can get started with AIML knowing just the three tags
<category>, <pattern> and <template>; much like you may have
started with HTML knowing only <a>, <img> and <h1>.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
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Not difficult. If you can write HTML, you can write AIML
(Artificial Intelligence Markup Language). Here is an example of
a simple but complete chat robot in AIML:
<alice>
<category>
<pattern>*</pattern>
<template> Hello! </template>
</category>
</alice>
The tags <alice>...</alice> indicate that this markup contains a
chat robot. The <category> tag indicates an AIML category, the
basic unit of chat robot knowledge. The category has a <pattern>
and a <template>. The pattern in this case is the wild-card
symbol '*' that matches any input. The template is just the
text "Hello!" As you may have guessed, this simple chat robot
just responds by saying "Hello!" to any input.
You can get started with AIML knowing just the three tags
<category>, <pattern> and <template>; much like you may have
started with HTML knowing only <a>, <img> and <h1>.
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user_id=112322
Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98)
Not difficult. If you can write HTML, you can write AIML
(Artificial Intelligence Markup Language). Here is an example of
a simple but complete chat robot in AIML:
<alice>
<category>
<pattern>*</pattern>
<template> Hello! </template>
</category>
</alice>
The tags <alice>...</alice> indicate that this markup contains a
chat robot. The <category> tag indicates an AIML category, the
basic unit of chat robot knowledge. The category has a <pattern>
and a <template>. The pattern in this case is the wild-card
symbol '*' that matches any input. The template is just the
text "Hello!" As you may have guessed, this simple chat robot
just responds by saying "Hello!" to any input.
You can get started with AIML knowing just the three tags
<category>, <pattern> and <template>; much like you may have
started with HTML knowing only <a>, <img> and <h1>.