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=Eliza Program=
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<br />
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==Version 1: Let's start with something very basic==
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<br />
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<source lang="python">
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# Eliza1.py
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# D. Thiebaut
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# A very short beginning program for Eliza
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# just print the string to the console
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# will be transformed to something better later...
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def myprint( string ):
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    print( string )
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# sayGoodBye
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# say goodbye to the user.
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def sayGoodBye( name ):
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    myprint( "Good bye " + name )
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# isGoodBye
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# checks to see if what the user said is one of the keywords for
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# ending the conversation.
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def isGoodBye( userAnswer ):
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    if userAnswer.lower().strip() in [ "bye", "goodbye", "ciao" ]:
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        return True
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    else:
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        return False
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def greetings():
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    myprint( "Hello there!" )
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    myprint( "What is your name?" )
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    name = input( "> " )
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    myprint( "Welcome " + name )
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    return name
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# main function
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------                 
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def main():
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    # greet user and get her name
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    userName = greetings()
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    # conversation: get user input, and respond
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    for i in range( 1000 ):
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        # get user's statement
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        userAnswer = input( "> " )
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        # if it is a goodbye statement, exit the loop
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        if isGoodBye( userAnswer ) == True:
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            break
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        # tell the user to continue speaking
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        myprint( "Please tell me more..." )
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    # if we're here, it's because the loop stopped.
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    # say goodbye to the user
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    sayGoodBye( userName )
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main()
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</source>
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<br />
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==Version 2: Let's randomize the program's prompts==
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<br />
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<source lang="python" highlight="5,39,40,41,57">
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# Eliza2.py
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# D. Thiebaut
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# A very short beginning program for Eliza
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# with random prompts from the program.
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import random
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# just print the string to the console
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# will be transformed to something better later...
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def myprint( string ):
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    print( string )
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# sayGoodBye
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# say goodbye to the user.
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def sayGoodBye( name ):
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    myprint( "Good bye " + name )
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# isGoodBye
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# checks to see if what the user said is one of the keywords for
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# ending the conversation.
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def isGoodBye( userAnswer ):
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    if userAnswer.lower().strip() in [ "bye", "goodbye", "ciao" ]:
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        return True
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    else:
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        return False
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def greetings():
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    myprint( "Hello there!" )
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    myprint( "What is your name?" )
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    name = input( "> " )
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    myprint( "Welcome " + name )
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    return name
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# main function
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------                 
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def main():
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    prompts = ["Please go on...", "Please tell me more...",
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                "Interesting... Go on, please!", "Yes?  Really? Go on",
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                "Weird... I'm not sure what to think of that..." ]
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    # greet user and get her name
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    userName = greetings()
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    # conversation: get user input, and respond
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    for i in range( 1000 ):
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        # get user's statement
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        userAnswer = input( "> " )
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        # if it is a goodbye statement, exit the loop
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        if isGoodBye( userAnswer ) == True:
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            break
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        # tell the user to continue speaking
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        myprint( random.choice( prompts ) )
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    # if we're here, it's because the loop stopped.
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    # say goodbye to the user
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    sayGoodBye( userName )
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main()
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</source>

Revision as of 13:56, 5 March 2015

--D. Thiebaut (talk) 21:23, 4 March 2015 (EST)

Introduction to the Turing Test



Eliza Program


Version 1: Let's start with something very basic


# Eliza1.py
# D. Thiebaut
# A very short beginning program for Eliza



# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# just print the string to the console
# will be transformed to something better later...
def myprint( string ):
    print( string )
    
# sayGoodBye
# say goodbye to the user.
def sayGoodBye( name ):
    myprint( "Good bye " + name )

# isGoodBye
# checks to see if what the user said is one of the keywords for
# ending the conversation.
def isGoodBye( userAnswer ):
    if userAnswer.lower().strip() in [ "bye", "goodbye", "ciao" ]:
        return True
    else:
        return False

def greetings():
    myprint( "Hello there!" )
    myprint( "What is your name?" )
    name = input( "> " )
    myprint( "Welcome " + name )
    return name

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# main function
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------                   
def main():

     # greet user and get her name
     userName = greetings()
     
     # conversation: get user input, and respond
     for i in range( 1000 ):

         # get user's statement
         userAnswer = input( "> " )

         # if it is a goodbye statement, exit the loop
         if isGoodBye( userAnswer ) == True:
             break

         # tell the user to continue speaking
         myprint( "Please tell me more..." )


     # if we're here, it's because the loop stopped.
     # say goodbye to the user
     sayGoodBye( userName )
            
         
main()


Version 2: Let's randomize the program's prompts


# Eliza2.py
# D. Thiebaut
# A very short beginning program for Eliza
# with random prompts from the program.
import random


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# just print the string to the console
# will be transformed to something better later...
def myprint( string ):
    print( string )
    
# sayGoodBye
# say goodbye to the user.
def sayGoodBye( name ):
    myprint( "Good bye " + name )

# isGoodBye
# checks to see if what the user said is one of the keywords for
# ending the conversation.
def isGoodBye( userAnswer ):
    if userAnswer.lower().strip() in [ "bye", "goodbye", "ciao" ]:
        return True
    else:
        return False

def greetings():
    myprint( "Hello there!" )
    myprint( "What is your name?" )
    name = input( "> " )
    myprint( "Welcome " + name )
    return name

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# main function
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------                   
def main():
     prompts = ["Please go on...", "Please tell me more...",
                "Interesting... Go on, please!", "Yes?  Really? Go on",
                "Weird... I'm not sure what to think of that..." ]
     
     # greet user and get her name
     userName = greetings()
     
     # conversation: get user input, and respond
     for i in range( 1000 ):

         # get user's statement
         userAnswer = input( "> " )

         # if it is a goodbye statement, exit the loop
         if isGoodBye( userAnswer ) == True:
             break

         # tell the user to continue speaking
         myprint( random.choice( prompts ) )

     # if we're here, it's because the loop stopped.
     # say goodbye to the user
     sayGoodBye( userName )
            
main()
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