PyJoke is a package for fetching the perfect joke in a database. You give a sentence, you get a joke. Isn’t that great? Common usage is:
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from pyjoke.PyJoke import *
s = "Sentence with keywords"
p = PyJoke()
p.changeParams()
p.changeDatabase("SoftJokes.db","jokesfr",True)
p.changeDatabase("HardJokes.db","jokes_fr_cat",False)
if p.params.conv==0:
print p.getTheJoke(s)
else:
for i in range(p.params.conv):
s = p.getTheJoke(s)
print "Personne "+str((i%2)+1)+" dit : "+s
PyJoke has been developed for as a NAO module (in French), but can also work as a standalone. It should be possible to make it work in English.
How does it work?
Give a sentence to PyJoke (see script above)
PyJoke will analyse the sentence
First, create a keywords list (by removing stopwords)
If POSTAG is active, it will add a score to each kword
Then, create a query, connect to database and send query
The query (above) is meant to filter the jokes It will get the jokes with at least 1 keyword
Then, score each joke
And return the best one
What can the user change?
Config a MySQL or a SQLite database
Use of Postag (and the scores)
NAO mode
Language (French by default)
Maximum joke length
Conversation mode (experimental)
Database format
The joke database needs to have two fields at least:
text
score
Text being the joke itself, and score being an arbitrary score that’s not going to be used, really (should do that…)
Useful libs and dependencies
PyJoke has dependencies, some are optional
NTLK
SQLite (or MySQL)
YAML
TreeTagger (opt)
/usr/lib/sqlite3/pcre.so (opt)
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