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About Chuck Cosby
Expertise
I can answer questions about speech recognition and natural language understanding. I am particulary strong in knowedge based natural langauge techniques. I cannot answer questions about robotics, nueral nets, prolog, or vision recognition - just speech and natural language.

Experience
I have spent 25 years developing natural language software products. I have never developed speech systems, but I have developed sophisticated interfaces from natural language to speech. I have been working with speech recognition systems also for 25 years.

 
   

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Artificial Intelligence - about using AI in natural language processing


Expert: Chuck Cosby - 9/13/2009

Question
Sir,
hello my name is amit and i want to do some work on designing a compiler or language which can understand plain English and give result according to that.
can u help me in my this project and please  tell me about how to proceed in this project
please Reply as soon as possible \
thanks
amit

Answer
To build an NL engine - create a database of Concepts for a specific domain.  link the concepts together in a 'Concept Matrix'.  Words and phrases are then used to 'Trigger' concepts into action.  Write code to do very specific things when specific concepts are triggered (during actual conversation with a user).  that's it - very simple :) Good luck

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