lchen@cs.ubc.ca (Lee Li-Jen Chen) (02/05/91)
Hi, about one week ago, I wrote: > >I am looking for some source codes that converse with the user, such >as ELIZA or DOCTOR. QuickBasic and Pascal codes are prefered (P.S. I try to >avoid Lisp and Prolog as much as possible.) > > .... [Deleted] .... Since then, I have received many helpful e-mails. Thank you very much to eveyone whom replied my posting, I really appreciate your help! There is a brief summary of what I have received: P.S. Thanks, Maupie!!! Lee 1991 03 05 -------------------------SUMMARY HERE--------------------------------- > From: <tanel@ioc.ew.su> A good Eliza-clone LISP-source is included with the muLISP-87. It runs in MS-DOS environment and is produced by Soft Warehouse (Honolulu). Regards, Tanel Tammet --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sender: daemon@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU Hi, A source (in C64 BASIC) for ELIZA is Compute!'s Gazette, June 1984. Hope it helps... Bill Wm A Jones <WJONES@USMCP6.BITNET> --------------------------------------------------------------------- From: <raymond@math.berkeley.edu> `doctor' comes with emacs. You can find `eliza' in BASIC in `101 more computer games', edited by David Ahl, published by Creative Computing. -------------------------------------------------------------- From: <Marc.Ringuette@DAISY.LEARNING.CS.CMU.EDU> Julia (a.k.a. Colin) is a robot which interacts with people in the multi-user game TinyMUD. Try anonymous ftp from nl.cs.cmu.edu, in directory /usr/mlm/ftp. The README file and robot.tar.Z are most relevant. The code is in C for Unix workstations. For more on the game, check out rec.games.mud. -------------------------------------------------------------- From: davlo@questor.wimsey.bc.ca (David Lo) Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc The book "More BASIC computer games", edited by David Ahl, has the BASIC listing to ELIZA. It might be a bit hard to find though, as the book is probably out of print. Other non-academic books about AI on microcomputers tend to have versions of Eliza as well. --------------------------------------------------------------------- From: kurzi@netmbx.UUCP (Dieterich) Newsgroups: comp.ai In Herbert Schildt "Artificial Intelligence using C" McGraw-Hill you will find several simple versions of DOCTOR. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- From: <pro-graphics.cts.com!dr.warren@watmath.uucp> I've got Eliza in BASIC, although at the moment I forget whether it's GWBASIC for my IBM-clone, or Atari BASIC on my old 8-bit Atari 800XL. Shouldn't really matter, BASIC is BASIC basically (no pun intended!). If you don't find another source, I could mail you a print-out. ------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Maupie de Laat <S89406043@HSEPM1.HSE.NL> Hi Lee! A very good friend of my saw your request and mailed it to me, because he knows of my project of Suzanne. I also posted a message that I was looking for a good Eliza a year ago. I got a few responses, most of them were people who wanted Eliza to, but one of them had a source of it in BASIC. It was a very nice one. I asked for it because I wanted to build an Eliza in our Relay-system. And it works now! I transleted the source to standard-Pascal, and called it Suzanne. I'm still working on it, because it can be more and more better, but it works. Suzanne goes to a private channel on relay (I assume you know the relay-program). Whenever someone sents a message to her or when someone invites her, she sends an invitation back. When the user comes to the right channel, the chat starts. .... [Deleted] .... Maupie. +------------------+----------------------+---------------------------+