Chaton
Chaton is a small chatbot with the following characteristics:
- RiveScript-like Syntax
- Event-based Dialog Management for Multi-Modal Event Processing
- Context Information Exchange Protocol
Required Software
Python 3.x
Chaton depends on python 3.x.
Lark
Lark is used to implement the chaton parser. Lark is a modern parser library for python hosted at http://github.com/lark-parser. Lark can be installed by:
pip install lark-parser
Installation
Chaton is registered to Python Package Index, and can be installed by:
pip install chaton
Message Protocol
License
Chaton uses the GPL v3.0.
Contact
Any questions or assistance? Please contact me at minsu(at)etri.re.kr.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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