I have been reading about neural networks latley and I wondered if it would be possible to somehow use neural networks for MSN ChatBots, since they work with pre-recorded responses what gets kinda boring after some hours.
So is it possible to code an MSN Chatbot that will learn using neural networks? I know that if you use neural networks you need a damn quik PC, but I mean in general.
If anyone knows something about this, knows any sites that tell you how to program neural networks for ChatBots(or just neural networks) or has any other information, please let me know.
If your neural networks work on a system of, the user says some kind of input, the brain processes it and returns a reply, then yes it could be used for MSN bots.
MSN bots (or most any other messenger) works, basicly, like this: - It signs on so it can receive input from users. - It does some internal processing and sends a reply back.
And not all MSN bots are static built-in reply bots, it's just as possible to make learning bots too (and there are some out there). So neural networks should be possible unless it needs another form of input that the messengers couldn't provide (i.e. anything more than text messages). _________________ Current Site (2008) http://www.cuvou.com/
Thanks for the reply. I don't know if this still belongs here(please tell me if it doesn't), but do you know which programing language I should start if I were to program neural networks for a MSN ChatBot?
Thanks for the reply. I don't know if this still belongs here(please tell me if it doesn't), but do you know which programing language I should start if I were to program neural networks for a MSN ChatBot? [right][snapback]47976[/snapback][/right]
Probably C or C++, if neural networks take up so much resources you'd be better off with a faster programming language too. Perl is okay, but for things like this you'd need something a little bit faster. _________________ Current Site (2008) http://www.cuvou.com/
There are some C coded libraries, that have a perl interface (ref. CPAN). I don't know much about NN, but they seem to be able to do the job, with the majority of the actual engine in C to keep up speed.
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Actually, the hardware required isn't that extreme. Look at this for example: http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/6e15/ . Something similar has been mentioned in this forum before. It has about two hundred and fifty thousand neural connections and runs on a computer worth less than twenty dollars.
hello. again thatnks for all the help, but I can't seem to find any tutorials or even ANY sites that explain neural networks so easy, that even I can understand them. <_<
I basicly know how NNs work but I could still need some tuts for the programming in what ever programing language (C,perl,java -no matter which one).
I tried google, maybe I'm just to dumb to find something on google or elswhere..
Does anyone know good tutorials or something in that way?????
What would you train the neural network on? It's basically just a Fourier transform function...so what kind of inputs and outputs are you planning on feeding it?
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