• It is a chat program inspired by the original classic 'talking computer' the ELIZA program, written by J. Weizenbaum in 1964.
• However the talking program presented here is rather different from a typical ELIZA program - it does not mindlessly repeat your input.

• After downloaded the zip file, extract the zip file to any directory, then click on the main .exe file to run.
• If you are using Windows XP, you will need to install the .NET Framework before running the program.

• The program acts like a human that attempts to give intelligent responses according to your input.
• Programming a computer to appear like a human that understands normal human languages is a very important subject in the field of Artificial Intelligent (AI).
• A natural-language processing (NLP) technique is usually used to process human language.
• Basically, the NLP system parses a sentence, that is, reads sentence word by word and try to 'figure out' the meaning of these words.
• An appropriate response will then be given base on the extracted information.

• A classic 'talking computer' is the ELIZA program, written by J. Weizenbaum in 1964.
• Basically, the program acted like a Gorgerin psychoanalyst.
• Instead of leading the conversations, the psychitrist takes a passive role by echoing the patient's own remarks.
• In this case, only a minimal amount of computer code is dedicated to parse a sentence.

• One of the crucial factor for a computer to appear as an intelligent human being is the sophistiate extent of a NLP technique.
• Because of the enormous size and complexity of a human language, implementing a foolproof NLP system is difficult.
• Obviously, some sort of restrictions will have to impose so that programming task becomes more feasible.
• By including all vocabularies and all possible ways a sentence may construct is impractical, if not impossible.
  

 
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