After some experiments with AI and Tcl, I have come to the conclusion that there is enormous potential for Tcl in AI. This page is for people who have written AI extensions or routines in Tcl to add their code and links to pages.
I intend to add a few code examples of my own here in the next few days - tallniel (= Neil Madden).
The Artificial Intellence FAQ on the internet mentions Mobal and Hdrug, both of which are mentioned in [L1 ] Tcl-FAQ.
- Hmm, I found both of these in the tcl-FAQ, but the links there don't appear to work. tallniel
- Thought I'd drop in this link to a few tcl scripts demonstrating neural networks: [L2 ]
Cris A. Fugate (mailto:[email protected] ) reports in the comp.lang.tcl newsgroup that he offers an implementation of frames (created by Marvin Minsky at MIT) for Tcl. You can get it at http://sites.netscape.net/tclframes/index.html
MDD: If you're interested in rule-based systems, TclCLIPS is a useful AI toolkit.
New pages:
KBK: Ah, yes, and what is AI? Is it combinatorial searching (Playing Prolog), as in Solving cryptarithms or Searching A Star in space? Do genetic algorithms count, or applying simulated annealing to Solving cryptograms? Does it help that we know a fair amount about Playing LISP or Scheme?
NEM: How about Genetic Algorithms?
And what does AI mean to the programmer? Usually it means bugs that seem to occur randomly, and are misdiagnosed as coming from somewhere other than the "intelligent" code! Threads are similar in this respect.
LV Anyone experienced with ThoughtTreasure [L3 ]? I notice at this link that an incomplete Tcl API is mentioned...