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Re: A.I for mathematica

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• Subject: [mg57404] Re: [mg57380] A.I for mathematica
• From: Andrzej Kozlowski <andrzej at akikoz.net>
• Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 04:56:41 -0400 (EDT)
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• Reply-to: Andrzej Kozlowski <akoz at mimuw.edu.pl>
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I suspect that if WRI did this it would only work if you had the  
right sort of accent. And that probably would have to be British ;-)

Andrzej


On 26 May 2005, at 17:31, George wrote:

>
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> what do you think mathematica users, about the following suggestion:
> i suggest to wolfram R. to make a package may be called A.I mode  
> for mathematica once loaded by the choice of the user, the system  
> will be in the Genie mode, and will accept from the user questions  
> like :please what is the sin of 45 degrees?, what is pi to 10000  
> decimal points, please plot for me the graph of z=12*cos(x^2+y^2)/(3 
> +x^2+y^2).
> i think this will be a first step toward the star trek like system,  
> in wich the captain told the system to analyse and to calculate by  
> using common obscure language.
> this approach will be of benefit to non mathematicians or non  
> programmers who need some of the many many deep features of  
> mathematica and who could not memorize the details of every  
> function or its many options, and surely the professors will use  
> the mathematica proposed genie mode also.
> of course this will be a big step, but at the beginning it may  
> begin by a small package for Fun only embedded in the basic  
> mathematica , and after years it may be of benefit for teaching  
> mathematics or even arts to the small students in schools.
> in the huge ammount of information the human brain suffer from  
> forgotting many things quickly, and could not memorize everything,  
> so here the A.I is a needed aid in many areas.
> what do you think group readers about my suggestion.
> George
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