[alicebot-style] Re: alicebot-style digest, Vol 1 #97 - 1 msg

[Jeff Ritchie]

Christy,

The tutorial series is aimed at people who are just starting in AIML, i.e have no idea what it is or how to go about using it. Part 1 simply introduces the concept of AIML and categories.

I would suggest getting a copy of Dr Rich's book, available from the alicebot.org site if needing a more advanced guide. 

The major problem l found in picking up AIML (and still on a learning curve with it), was there was no beginners resources available for those of us who don't have a major amount of time per day to tackle the subject.

Cheers,
Jeff

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From: c.dena@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au [mailto:c.dena@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au]
Sent: Friday, 16 January 2004 11:02 AM
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Subject: [alicebot-style] Re: alicebot-style digest, Vol 1 #97 - 1 msg


Dear Jeff,

That would be good. I am glad to say that the first tutorial is of no help
at all - I already know that! I know, however, there will be topics in the
future that would help me. What I would love is a listing of solutions to 
questions of how to achieve a creative application. Many questions on these 
lists ask for help on a particular application (eg: How do answer the same 
question differently according to a topic?). These are the one I cut and paste 
and keep for future reference. I know these are there to be searched but 
sometimes a person explains it in a different way. We need an alicebot tutor!

Thanks Jeff,
Christy

In message <20040115200003.21554.12543.Mailman@alice.alicebot.org> alicebot-style-request@list.alicebot.org
 writes:
> 
> Christy,
> 
> If interested can include you on our mail list for subsequent parts of the AIML tutorial.
> 
> Cheers,
> jeff
> 

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