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Nerf Smurf
Mad Scientist
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 Posted - Nov 17 2003 : 12:07:59 PM
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www.oliverbot.com
This real? I was woundering if a A.I. like this would be able to run Steppermotors, Lights, Etc. If connected properly. Anyway, It would be easyer if there were speech recontion.
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Posted - Nov 17 2003 : 6:13:42 PM
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many programs like that one include speech recognition. i once worked on a software project for a little while that used speech recognition to control an animated character. they also use this technology tho more advanced in ie home automation
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Posted - Nov 20 2003 : 02:28:02 AM
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i'm only a starter in the technology field.
was impressed by the oliverbot thing . how does it work? some thing based on the fuzzy logic? or the outputs hv been hv been previously entered??
why cant we have some more applications of this program ??
like guessing the nationality,age according to a set of questions fired at the user??u know some psychological tests srt.
some more .....
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Brian
Apprentice
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Posted - Nov 23 2003 : 10:46:33 PM
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Go to http://www.qbasic.com/c5.shtml , there are several simple 'AI' programs. They have fixed answers, etc., but you can understand how they work, and add onto them quite easily. You need QBasic, of course...
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Brian
Apprentice
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Posted - Nov 26 2003 : 02:23:01 AM
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Well, if you want to find out how it works...
You can ask it for its source code. It gave me a link that didn't work, although it may just be temporary problems.
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