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Dialogs
dialogs is an open-source module for natural language parsing and interpretation.
It is written in Python and, while not strictly required, is most useful in conjunction with an ontology server like oro-server.
1. Demo
2. Browse the source
You can browse on-line the source code: Dialogs on CGIT
3. Installation
3.1. Via robotpkg
The easiest way to install dialogs is through robotpkg:
robotpkg is a package management system for robotics module we use at the LAAS. It handles dependencies and compilation automatically. If you don't know it, have a look here.
You need to install the Work-In-Progress repository:
> cd $ROBOTPKG_BASE > git clone http://trac.laas.fr/git/robots/robotpkg-wip wip
Once installed, you can add the dialogs package very easily:
> cd $ROBOTPKG_BASE/wip/dialogs > make update
You're done!
3.2. From the sources
You can grab a snapshot of the sources on the public FTP: ftp://softs.laas.fr/pub/openrobots/dialogs/
Or, to get the latest version of dialogs, you can check-out the sources with GIT:
> git clone http://trac.laas.fr/git/robots/dialogs.git
dialogs uses the standard Python distutils mechanism:
> cd dialogs > python setup.py install --prefix=$YOUR_PREFIX
4. Documentation
A lot of unit-tests are available. They probably provide the most up-to-date documentation. Check the *_test.py scripts in dialogs source.
dialogs user guide