- Uses the Wikipedia library and basic English understanding to give an appropriate answer to a question
- Create a straightforward natural understanding program to answer simple questions with some logic
- Can answer simple questions
- Can determine whether to search for an answer on Wikipedia
- Identify the subject of a basic question, and incorporate it into an answer
- Answer a simple question with a mix of English and mathematical symbols
- Easily add responses into a list, based on the context of a question asked
- Can look up the definition of a word in a dictionary (work in progress)
- What is five plus 5 times thirty six?
(5)+(5)×(30+6)=185 - Can you flip a coin?
I choose heads. - Choose me or you?
I choose the second: you. - What is an elephant?
Elephants are mammals of the family Elephantidae and the largest existing land animals. - How are you?
Excellent.
- Ensure the Wikipedia and PyDictionary libraries are installed (via pip)
- Use the
questionslist and add responses within - First 2 elements of the list can be 'keywords' (Start entry with
kw) - Example usage:
["kwhello", "response1", "response2",...]-> since no space between kw and the keyword, then hello must be the first word in the question in order to return a random result from the remaining elements in the list - Example usage:
["kw hello", "response1", "response2",...]-> since space between kw and the keyword, then hello can be anywhere within the question in order to return a random result from the remaining elements in the list