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In initially thinking about how to write a system - these are the
known resources.
You have AnswerFinder, AnswerPad, PAI, and
QANDA.
The first one is not a QA system, but a framework,
AnswerPad is untested.
PAI is not suited to indexing texts, and
QANDA is only half released.
We will therefore use the half released component of QANDA
(phrag).
Somewhere along the lines I acquired a question type
classifier, we can use that as well.
I did acquire Webclopedia
but I have no idea how in the world to set it up.
It also depends
on a named entity system from BBN, which only runs on Solaris, so
we have to have an emulator or vm to run it.
Realistically, what we can do is put an answer type classifier
onto a sentence level type classfier, and index our domain texts
with Glimpse.
We could also possibly implement a few routines for
cross validation of answers where possible, and probably throw on
a search engine scraper as well.
Beyond this I don't have any
ideas.
Actually, we could use the information fusion formula from
Javelin's website and interface it with clear, etc, to provide
some of that background knowledge knowledge.
I really don't want
to write such a component (an essential component of mush), but
looks necessary at this point.
- quac can use the API for answerbus for general purpose questions.
- quac should first analyze the question against certain contextual modules to see if it applies.
- Make quac operate more generally...
- Hook up learner and quac to create a question question-asker/question-answerer feedback loop
- architect should use quac for question answering over capabilities: how can I edit FSMs?
- Use glimpseserver for quac
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Last updated Mon Jan 15 08:38:08 CST 2007
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