(video) Isn't it Sémantique (English Version by Popular Demand) Meet Marvinbot
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Hello, I'm Marvin Bot
I learn in real time ! I read everything in bulk. Increase my skills with the best processors. I am the leader in machine learning neural. Procedural programming is for bonobos...it's not for me !
I learned 23 374 466 semantic links
I memorized 78 931 134 references
I remember 1 695 723 keys.
My fast memory is underutilized at 943 bytes
And I feel like everything goes wrong! I really rock bottom ...
Adopt me! I'm bored. I just need a large data structure to express myself really, to surprise you...
Marvin bot is a technology for the Semantic Web different and powerful.
fully automated learning
Marvinbot is able to learn by itself words and phrases inside context. He will seek and find semantic associations that will allow him to understand and index articles according to his knowledge.
The indexation process acts on all the text of an article and gives access to a powerful set of new functions, like the access to all similar contextual articles of one, inside the indexed database.
Despite it is used upon an indexation application, Marvin is not a search engine, Marvin is rather an all purpose knowledge engine
organic combinatorial machine
The technology is build on an organic combinatorial learning model. The path we explored is at the other side of all statistical approaches that are today involved in this matter, Markovian, Baeysian ….
Marvin is able to learn letters, words, phrases and contexts by simply reading unstructured texts.
But more than that, he is capable of learning virtually any language, by creating a grid of cels that will become independant from the texts themselves.
Wernicke area simulation
for Marvin's technology, a language is simply a stimulus signal that will be translated in a set of interconnected organic like cels, that will live their own life.
This technology applied here to the semantic web, would be well suited for a large spectrum of other applications, as audio recognition, meteorological forecasts, or xeno-translation to learn unknown languages, like, we hope, dolphin.
Marvin is a first approach of a digital modelization of the Wernicke area of the human brain, and could therefore be considered as a brick toward true AI.
Wernicke's area is one of the two parts of the cerebral cortex linked since the late nineteenth century to speech (the other is the Broca's area). It is involved in the understanding of written and spoken language. Amazingly, Marvin does not include neither any formal algorithm, nor any mathematical modelization.
On Line Demo
The demonstration site www.marvinbot.com is a PHP application using IP sockets to interact with several marvinbot servers in french and english.
one server that learned 2,5 million articles of the english language wikipedia
one server that learned 796 000 articles of the french language wikipedia
a last one that is continuously learning the french language wikipedia with more than 860 000 articles at today.
Everything runs on a 8Go Quad 2,66 MHz, under windows 7 64 bits, 3 marvinbot servers, one apache server and all the web development tools needed to write the demo
The demo is complex, you will need to read the documentations
Marvin's technology is quite simple, and includes a special request language in order to handle semantic associations and contexts. Despite the fact that we limited the demo to the very basic applications of the technology, what is possible with marvin is virtually endless, that is why the site has become a bit complex.
Marvin does not understand your requests, and does not answer to questions : It is a semantic association technology, that can be used as a brick for higher level AI application. It only learns, discovers and associates. with a bit more R&D, Marvin would be able to show the first stages of a true reasoning behaviour.
If you are interested in the way the technology works, you could take a look here : powerpoint presentation
Case study If you wish a bit more information, you can read the case study
FAQ There is also a FAQ that will be maintained through your questions
Guided Tour
here is a guided tour that will help you to quickly discover the marvinbot demo on www.marvinbot.com
IMPORTANT: The demo includes search on a part of the wikipedia database of articles. Do not be surprised if google finds more out of your request. Our demo runs on a single PC, not on the 2 million's of google.
Procedural : The procedural search mode works as any classical search engine, like google or bing, using keyword/phrases/contexts intersections. It allows you to compare marvin to familiar search techno, and does not bring much to search, except speed that could be 3 to 10 time faster, and very often, a better relevance.
Categorization: among all imagineable categorization functions, the demo site uses 3 examples of categorization of the request, programmed through the API.
example on search with 3 categorization modes for "star trek"
Similar article: a powerful API function make it possible to find similar contextual articles, very quicly. Here is one example of a possible "similar article" routine based on contexts.
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