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I have also been using AIMLpad which is a Alice.org chatbot program. It had a Cyc interface. By inspecting the documentation that came with AMLpad. |
I have also been using AIMLpad which is a Alice.org chatbot program. It had a Cyc interface. By inspecting the documentation that came with AMLpad. |
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{NOTE: I have been informed that the FI-* commands are being depreciated, that CYC-* commands should be used instead. I have not tested this and will update the page once I can provide concrete feedback) |
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SubL commands: |
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Revision as of 18:52, 1 June 2006
I have been studying OpenCyc and I was disappointed when the SubL guide I found didn't have any mention of the KB creation and access commands.
I have also been using AIMLpad which is a Alice.org chatbot program. It had a Cyc interface. By inspecting the documentation that came with AMLpad.
{NOTE: I have been informed that the FI-* commands are being depreciated, that CYC-* commands should be used instead. I have not tested this and will update the page once I can provide concrete feedback)
SubL commands:
(FI-CREATE '"Cone4" )
Creates a new constant in Cyc.
(FI-ASSERT '(#$isa #$Cone4 #$Cone) '#$BaseKB ':Default 'nil)
Makes assertion into Cyc knowledgebase. The second argument is the name of the microtheory to assert the fact. The third argument is the chaining direction.
(FI-UNASSERT '(#$isa #$TomBelpasso #$Dog) '#$BaseKB )
Retracts previously asserted facts.
(FI-RENAME '#$Cone4 "Cone6")
Changes the name of the constant to a new sting.
(fi-ask '(#$isa '?ISIT #$Cone) #$EverythingPSC)
Does a KB query.
These commands are queued, I think there are are versions of the commands that are immediately applied.