create a small artificial intelligent programme using vb06

[Robbie]

This is not an AI - an AI teaches itself.

No - not necessarily. Generally that kind of program uses 'neural networks' in order to make a decision, based on 'memories' of results of previous decisions it's made. Therefore it will learn the best decision to make for given circumstances.

I'm not sure that a program has to do this to be classed as AI. AI (I thought, at least) simply refers to acting in a way which is human-like or can be regarded as intelligent. Although of course, simply saying 'Hello, world' is certainly not AI.

In order to create an AI in Visual Basic you will need to use databases, put pre-programmed phrases and have it save anything else you say to it. It then must have to know how to put what you said into context.

Why must you use databases? While complex AI programs will surely want to store data outside themselves to remember info between program runs, you don't have to use databases. You could just use text-files. Simple AI programs may not even need to do this. Your last sentence sums up probably the hardest part of programs which allow a human to type anything - the ability to work out what someone actually means, since people can phrase a sentence in many different ways. But you certainly don't have to use databases to do this. ;)

[lotus18]

Even though this forum is quite like a 'Jurassic era', I just want to give my opinion.
Yes I agree with Robbie, AI doesn't necessarily need a database, a file-based system can be enough. That's all thanks. Merry Christmas to all :)

Rey Sean

[Ali Rizwan]

hello,
is any one can tell me how to create a small artificial intelligent programme using vb06. Can i creatre a artificial intelligent programme using vb6. is that vb06 support to creat a artificial intelligent ?
thank u...

What type of intelligent system do you want?
I have an intelligent system with a database, which organizes the system automatically. Fills the blanks automatically with help of keywords not defined but was undefined.
So do you want like that?
Huh?

Regards
>> ALI <<

[kcatlantis]

I'm not sure that a program has to do this to be classed as AI. AI (I thought, at least) simply refers to acting in a way which is human-like or can be regarded as intelligent. Although of course, simply saying 'Hello, world' is certainly not AI.

Maybe what we should start calling all the AI are VI. to me an AI is actually an AI when it learns showing true intelligences.

Why must you use databases? While complex AI programs will surely want to store data outside themselves to remember info between program runs, you don't have to use databases. You could just use text-files. Simple AI programs may not even need to do this. Your last sentence sums up probably the hardest part of programs which allow a human to type anything - the ability to work out what someone actually means, since people can phrase a sentence in many different ways. But you certainly don't have to use databases to do this. ;)[/QUOTE]

If you just use an array to store information then eventually that information will repeat itself. it would be much easier to use a database, to share information between multiple forms. i would know i have used both. i am creating an AI for a computer business i am starting. my first version just used arrays. and eventualy everything got old and was very limited

[Killer42]

If you just use an array to store information then eventually that information will repeat itself. it would be much easier to use a database, to share information between multiple forms. i would know i have used both. i am creating an AI for a computer business i am starting. my first version just used arrays. and eventualy everything got old and was very limited

But that's not necessarily the fault of the arrays. It could just be in the way you use them. Surely the same problem could easily arise in a database, which in a sense is an array on disk. The design would be more important than the specific tools used to implement it.

Also, keep in mind that other structures such as Collections or Dictionaries offer different functionality to a plain old array.

[kcatlantis]

But that's not necessarily the fault of the arrays. It could just be in the way you use them. Surely the same problem could easily arise in a database, which in a sense is an array on disk. The design would be more important than the specific tools used to implement it.

Also, keep in mind that other structures such as Collections or Dictionaries offer different functionality to a plain old array.

ok, but with my AI i will need multiple pages, so you would need a database to link all the pages somehow and you cant do that with just an array. ya a problem can be in the way that you use the array but is vary limited and harder to store data.

[THEGATESOLDIER]

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