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Download Thinknowlogy 2013 (release 1)

Thinknowlogy is grammar-based software,
designed to utilize rules of intelligence contained within grammar,
in order to create intelligence through natural language in software,
which is demonstrated by:
Programming in natural language;
Reasoning in natural language:
      • drawing conclusions,
      • making assumptions (with self-adjusting level of uncertainty),
      • asking questions about gaps in the knowledge,
      • detecting conflicts in the knowledge;
Building semantics autonomously (no vocabularies):
      • detecting some cases of semantic ambiguity;
Intelligent answering of "is" questions (by providing alternative answers);
Multi-grammar, proving: Natural rules of intelligence are universal.

Please read the design first, to be able to understand the essence of this program:
2.2 Selections
2.3 Drawing Conclusions Independently
2.4 Making assumptions
2.5 Asking Independent Questions
2.7 Semantic ambiguity

Download instructions:
• Download the zip file below and extract it in a folder of your choice;
• Open the extracted Thinknowlogy2013r1 folder and start one of both:
      • Thinknowlogy2013r1 in Java.jar. This is the more user-friendly one. However, Java™ 6 or 7 needs to be installed. Install or upgrade Java Runtime Environment if necessary;
      • Thinknowlogy2013r1 in C++.exe works on Windows as well as under Wine of Linux.
• The theory is included as analysis and design documents in PDF format;
• The source code of the program is included, in Java as well as C++;
• This program applies software license GPLv2.

  Thinknowlogy2013r1.zip (5.2 MB, release date: May 22, 2013)

Documentation (already included in the download):
The theory of Thinknowlogy.pdf (date: April 30, 2013)
A fundamental approach to AI.pdf (date: May 21, 2013)

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Thinknowlogy 2013 (rel 2)

will be published around Nov. 2013, and will add improved reasoning and addition of the Spanish language. See my planning for the other planned publications.

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