Chatbot Artificial Intelligence

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The document discusses artificial text chatting machines (chatbots). It provides an overview of chatbots, including their history starting with ELIZA from 1966. Common approaches to developing chatbots include pattern matching and using the Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML). The document outlines some challenges in developing human-like intelligence for chatbots and possibilities for future work, before concluding with a demonstration.

ARTIFICIAL
TEXT CHATTING
MACHINE
(CHATBOT)

Artificial Text Chatting Machine 12/13/2012

PRESENTED BY

Md.Mahedi Mahfuj BIT0207
Mostafizur Rahman BIT0211
Md.Habibur Rahman BIT0216

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OVERVIEW

Chat Bot
Development
Challenges & Limitations
Future Works
Demonstration

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CHAT BOT

A conversational agent that interacts with

users using natural language.

-Flavor of chatting with a human being.
-Designed to mimic human interaction.
-Applications:
Customer Services, Call centres, Games, Instant
Messenger, Web Navigator, Blogging etc.

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HISTORY
ELIZA
o 1966
o Looks for pronouns and verbs
o ‘You’ becomes ‘I’ and vice versa.

RACTER
o 1984
o Generate English language prose at random
o Generated a book
The Policeman's Beard.

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HISTORY

ALICE:
 1994
 The Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity; a
software robot that you can chat with using natural language.
 ALICE language knowledge is stored in AIML(The Artificial
Intelligence Mark up Language) files.

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AIML FORMAT

< aiml version=”1.0” >
< topic name=” the topic” >
<category>
<pattern>PATTERN</pattern>
<template>Template</template>
</category>
..
</topic>
</aiml>

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APPROACHES

*Pattern Matching (e. g. ALICE)
-use of DFS
*Use of AIML
*First word approach
*Most Significant word approach

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USES

Replace classroom instructions.

Homework helpers.

For entertainment.

Foreign language learning.

Information retrieval (FAQ chats over Google ).

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MORE…….
 Used in
Lloyds Banking Group,
Royal Bank of Scotland,
Renault and
Citroën.
 Misuse found on
Yahoo! Messenger,
Windows Live Messenger,
AOL Instant Messenger and
Other instant messaging protocols.
 Annual contests
Loebner Prize and
The Chatterbox Challenge.

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DEVELOPMENT

 Platform
 Development language
 Rule base Expert system

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CHALLENGES & LIMITATIONS

 Giving human intelligence is almost impossible.
 Time Constraints
 Enough Knowledge Limitations
 A very basic chat bot
 Should be very specific keyword

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FUTURE WORKS

 More efficient chat bot
 Voice chatting

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DEMONSTRATION

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ANY
QUESTION
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Artificial Text Chatting Machine 12/13/2012

THANK
YOU

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