RE: [LI] a freeware NLU project

["Ajit, Kumar (IE10)" <AKumar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What are you expecting from others? Please write in detail.

Ajit 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	CYMM [SMTP:cymm@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent:	Monday, January 03, 2000 2:26 AM
> To:	linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:	[LI] a freeware NLU project
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> 
> Hi LinuxIndia,
> 
> I joined your very impressive 
> mailing list a few days
> ago...
> 
> I'm trying to get a freeware NLU 
> (Natural Language Understanding) 
> system programmed on the unix platform.
> Everything's supposed to be in C.
> 
> An NLU server will not require X;
> and will use the kernel to maximum 
> advantage.
> 
> It's not an AI system..it's Artificial
> Cognition based on a reverse engineering
> exercise done on the mammalian brain-mind.
> 
> Of the 3 of us who were involved:
> Janie Bhooma; Ron Mahabir & I,
> The first two have moved on to 
> other things...and frankly... I need a 
> programming team!
> 
> I'm beginning the process of turning 
> handwritten notes into webpages 
> ...(incomplete).
> 
> ...But I'll send whatever is available
> in electronic format.
> 
> Pehaps this mailing list is not the place
> to make such an inquiry...
> but I thought that a freeware 
> Indian NLU of radical design running on a 
> free *nix would be something!!!
> 
> 
> alain huitdeniers
> 
> cymm@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
> 
> 
>  .
> 
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