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Thinknowlogy

Thinknowlogy is a program capable of "understanding" natural language, which is demonstrated by: programming in natural language; automatic generation of conclusions, assumptions, and questions; and automatic detection of conflicts.

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  •  14 Sep 2011 13:39

Release Notes: This release adds justification reports for self-generated knowledge and assumptions having a self-adjusting level of uncertainty.

  •  24 May 2011 20:41

Release Notes: This release adds automatic detection of conflicts in the knowledge and fixes a Java GUI resizing bug.

  •  28 Apr 2011 07:53

Release Notes: This release adds software-generated questions, straight from sentences in natural language, which is explained in the included theory from paragraph 2.5.

  •  02 Oct 2010 20:42

Release Notes: This release adds the ability to make assumptions independently, straight from sentences in natural language, which is explained in the included theory from paragraph 2.4.

  •  12 Jun 2010 19:44

Release Notes: Bugs were fixed.

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12 Apr 2009 07:48 steward Thumbs down

my mentor explained, certain languages use accent marks, in coptic, translation is changed. Using rosetta /four blocks to museum/ taught, actually means four knee knocks to museum.

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