Skip to content

Meta-Guide.com

Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Directory
  • Videography
  • Pages
  • Index
  • Random
Menu

How can I create my own chatbot from scratch?

Posted on 2015/09/232016/09/06 by mendicott

How can I create my own chatbot from scratch?

How will a capable AI be likely to analyse and understand a human verbal expression?

Today, there are a number of different ways to accomplish this….

  1. Chatbots typically use “pattern matching”.
  2. Statistical (probabilistic) NLP (natural language processing) is something like a more sophisticated version of pattern matching in that it leverages N-grams, such as Bi-grams and Tri-grams, and/or Skip-grams (which are N-grams with spaces).
  3. In the field of Machine Translation, there is something called an Interlingua, where concepts are encoded in non-verbal representations, making the transition from one to another, or many, languages easier, especially since the wording does not have to be verbatim.

Is making a smart chat bot a good idea for a research project?

I do not think making a chatbot from scratch is a good idea.  You should find an existing framework that you like and start from there.

How do I create a voice assistant app for Android?

Probably the easiest way is by using Pandorabots CallMom™.  I believe Pannouswas involved in the development of CallMom, and offers several APIs on Mashape.  Pandorabots also has a new API available at chatbots.io.

Guile Lindroth seems to be close to releasing a mobile version of his customizableGuile3D Denise virtual assistant, though not a true mirror or extension of the popular desktop assistant, but more like an additional product.

Good open source options include PHP based Program O as well as Bruce Wilcox‘ award winning ChatScript (which has again, just won the Loebner Prize for 2014).

Popular Content

New Content

 

Contents of this website may not be reproduced without prior written permission.

Copyright © 2011-2025 Marcus L Endicott

©2025 Meta-Guide.com | Design: Newspaperly WordPress Theme