I'm looking for the famous 'eliza' program that simulates a
psychotherapist, but it must run in either 'clisp' or 'xscheme'. I'm
not very experienced in either Common Lisp or Scheme, so I prefer a
version that already runs in these particular systems so I don't have
to try to hack it myself.
Other versions of this program, such as 'doctor', are also acceptable
as long as they run in either of these two systems.
Thanks in advance.
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In article <··························@jpmorgan.lsi-archive.jpmorgan.com>
············@jpmorgan.com (Lloyd Zusman) writes:
> I'm looking for the famous 'eliza' program that simulates a
> psychotherapist, but it must run in either 'clisp' or 'xscheme'. I'm
> not very experienced in either Common Lisp or Scheme, so I prefer a
> version that already runs in these particular systems so I don't have
> to try to hack it myself.
>
> Other versions of this program, such as 'doctor', are also acceptable
> as long as they run in either of these two systems.
Get an 'emacs' and type 'Meta-x <return> doctor'
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In article <····················@gamelan> ···@zelator.in-berlin.de (Thomas Funke) writes:
>In article <··························@jpmorgan.lsi-archive.jpmorgan.com>
>············@jpmorgan.com (Lloyd Zusman) writes:
>> I'm looking for the famous 'eliza' program that simulates a
>> psychotherapist, but it must run in either 'clisp' or 'xscheme'. I'm
>> not very experienced in either Common Lisp or Scheme, so I prefer a
>> version that already runs in these particular systems so I don't have
>> to try to hack it myself.
>>
>> Other versions of this program, such as 'doctor', are also acceptable
>> as long as they run in either of these two systems.
>
>Get an 'emacs' and type 'Meta-x <return> doctor'
I have emacs and already can run 'doctor'. As I stated above, I would
like 'eliza' (or something similar) that runs under the specific
packages 'clisp' or 'xscheme'.
Alternatively, does anyone know of something that will translate
emacs's Elisp into the 'clisp' dialect of Common Lisp or the 'xscheme'
dialect of Scheme? Or perhaps there is a some sort of 'cookbook' that
would tell me how to do this manually?
Thanks in advance.
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Lloyd Zusman ············@jpmorgan.com
JP Morgan, Corporate Technology 212 235-5086
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In article <··························@jpmorgan.lsi-archive.jpmorgan.com>
············@jpmorgan.com (Lloyd Zusman) writes:
> >
> >Get an 'emacs' and type 'Meta-x <return> doctor'
Ouch ! Of course you should type 'M-x doctor <return>' :-)
>
> I have emacs and already can run 'doctor'. As I stated above, I would
> like 'eliza' (or something similar) that runs under the specific
> packages 'clisp' or 'xscheme'.
>
Norvig's book (see the FAQ) has an example of eliza. It should run on any
common-lisp. You can ftp the sources from
unix.sri.com:/pub/norvig
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