We are currently developing a chatbot, and we are in die need of information on how to create a database for our chatbot.. my groupmate told me that we can download databases(the verbs, noun, adjectives, etc) but it seems I’m not that good in researching. so I would like to create a database if I can’t search or download a database. can you please help me? thanks.

I’ve been doing a lot of work converting publicly available language data to database format over the years. You can download everything that I’ve done from my website at http://infurl.net The most useful ones are Moby and WordNet.

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

I’ve been doing a lot of work converting publicly available language data to database format over the years. You can download everything that I’ve done from my website at http://infurl.net The most useful ones are Moby and WordNet.

Oops, wrong website. That one is robots. Please try http://wixml.net which is where I’ve been posting language data.

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

I’ve been doing a lot of work converting publicly available language data to database format over the years. You can download everything that I’ve done from my website at http://infurl.net The most useful ones are Moby and WordNet.

Oops, wrong website. That one is robots. Please try http://wixml.net which is where I’ve been posting language data.

hey thanks! finally, we’re done on the database problem part.. we can now work on parsing and understanding..

Jjjy Yjjj - Apr 22, 2011:

hey thanks! finally, we’re done on the database problem part.. we can now work on parsing and understanding..

The next parsing and understanding part (phase) of your project may begin to look like the current phase of 79b.org, a RiveScript Alicebot clone of over 40,000 standard canned phrases, a RiveScript ELIZA with classic responses, and an open source dictionary database of 160,000 word definitions.

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Jjjy Yjjj - Apr 22, 2011:

hey thanks! finally, we’re done on the database problem part.. we can now work on parsing and understanding..

The next parsing and understanding part (phase) of your project may begin to look like the current phase of 79b.org, a RiveScript Alicebot clone of over 40,000 standard canned phrases, a RiveScript ELIZA with classic responses, and an open source dictionary database of 160,000 word definitions.

can’t connect on it.. though I’m still trying. thanks anyway

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

I’ve been doing a lot of work converting publicly available language data to database format over the years. You can download everything that I’ve done from my website at http://infurl.net The most useful ones are Moby and WordNet.

Oops, wrong website. That one is robots. Please try http://wixml.net which is where I’ve been posting language data.

sir, my groupmate would like me to transfer the words of WordNet to MS Access. would that be possible?

Andrew Smith - Apr 22, 2011:

I’ve been doing a lot of work converting publicly available language data to database format over the years. You can download everything that I’ve done from my website at http://infurl.net The most useful ones are Moby and WordNet.

It seems I can’t get the idea of WordNet. How can I use this? thanks. I will use C# for our system development. thanks

Here are some links from the project site for C# API’s for WordNet. You can find additional information about WordNet on the website and this nice introduction on wikipedia.

I got a natural language interface to wordnet at subbot.org/wn/README.html.

Hi Everybody,
Does anybody have or knows where to get some ChatBots chat log files? I need what ever files available, I need it in my PhD research work.
Thanks

Nawaf Ali - May 2, 2011:

Hi Everybody,
Does anybody have or knows where to get some ChatBots chat log files? I need what ever files available, I need it in my PhD research work.
Thanks

What do you need them for exactly?

Thanks

Hi, Collette, and welcome to chatbots.org!

Nawaf’s got a thread here that discusses his need for chat logs. If you’re interested, you may wish to give it a look.

Hi, Dave, thanks for the welcome!

Will take a look now

Thanks Dave, I appreciate your help