Installation
The aim of the project is to build a software solution to train people and employees to interact with the chatting and messaging consoles. This can also be used by people to train themselves how to chat with people without conveying false sentiments to the receiver. Customer care employees can be trained using this software to make them efficient communicators and agents who convey positive sentiment to the clients of the company.
Recommendation : Install ChatterBot module and nltk and sklearn modules before using this module to avoid issues while installation.
Usages : python-chattrainer
$ pip install python-chattrainer
$ python-chattrainer
License
MIT
Author
Sahil Ahuja
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