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v0.0.12

24 Jul 15:01
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Began experimenting with the Response Generator, including a pre-built thesaurus to replace pre-written tokens with.

v0.0.8/9

18 Jul 02:16
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Issue!

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v0.0.8

18 Jul 02:03
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Added a method of cosine similarity and important word detection for increase of similarity in response choice.

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v0.0.5.beta

09 Jul 19:58
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Python PIP

09 Jul 16:48
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I have restructured the folder and made the code into a python library.

This was intended to be successful in 0.0.4beta, but that failed (lol), as did gamma, so I held it off while making some JS adjustments, and then released 0.0.4's modifications in conjunction with 0.0.5

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Mr. Roboto

07 Jul 19:46
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Python and JavaScript

07 Jul 17:35
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Python and JavaScript Pre-release
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I made an equivalent code of Janex in JS. I am not as familiar with JS as I am with python, so bare with while this becomes more organised.

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Transformer added

06 Jul 14:21
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Transformer added Pre-release
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Added a transformer script and new archives to store experimental unused files and programs.

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v0.0.2

07 Jul 12:23
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Gamma

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Stemming & Lemmatization

05 Jul 13:19
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With this version, I aim to create a fully-functional stemming and lemmatization toolkit to add into the instance.
I aim to avoid using third-party code libraries, such as PyTorch and NLTK, as this is only a hobby project at heart, for me to learn with.
Perhaps we might use a bit of numpy... or maybe PyTorch, who knows, depends...

As a bonus, I asked ChatGPT to write me a highly simplified Transformers script, which is found in the 'Experimental' directory :) have fun

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