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== DCP DCE Discourse ==
== DCP DCE Discourse ==
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<li><htmL><a href=http://tlddev.dom/About%20DCP>DCP</a></html> has memory of interaction with AKPERSONs and the content of prior discourse episodes in addition to other knowledge it maintains for domains. </li><br>
<li><htmL><a href=http://tlddev.dom/About%20DCP>DCP</a></html> has memory of interaction with AKPERSONs and the content of prior discourse episodes in addition to other knowledge it maintains for domains. </li><br>
<li>The discourse uses Domain Controlled English (DCE) which is  adaptable to non-English via the Grammatical Framework (GF).</li><br>
<li>The discourse uses Domain Controlled English (DCE) which is  adaptable to non-English via the Grammatical Framework (GF).</li><br>
<li>DCE is dynamic and grows with the domains it supports. DCP elicits knowledge of domains from users in the form of stories, documents, and the ongoing discourse in its agent served channels.</li><br>
<li>The discourse context is maintained in a frame and semantic net system that makes the dynamic data of the domain available in a programming lang neutral API usable by conventional programming (PHP, python, etc).</li><br>
<li>The discourse context is maintained in a frame and semantic net system that makes the dynamic data of the domain available in a programming lang neutral API usable by conventional programming (PHP, python, etc).</li><br>
<li>The <b>specious present</b> is the time frame of an episode of discourse between DCP and its users. It has a real time frame which begins with the first sentence by a DCP agent in the channel to the last one. </li><br>
<li>During the real time of the discourse session, which is called a dialog, the sentences  as occurring in the dialog channel are parsed by DCP, in their natural order of occurrence. At a given moment the sentence currently being parsed is called the Now Sentence.</li><br>
<li>During the real time of the dialog, the sentences  as occurring in the dialog channel are parsed by DCP, in their natural order of occurrence. At a given moment the sentence currently being parsed is called the Now Sentence.</li>
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<li>The form of the Now Sentence is the Haskell code supporting the current GF judgment during the discourse parse.</li><br>
<li>The form of the Now Sentence is the Haskell code supporting the current GF judgment during the discourse parse.</li><br>
<li>DCE is dynamic and grows with the domains it supports. DCP elicits knowledge of domains from users in the form of stories, documents, and the ongoing discourse in its agent served channels.</li><br>
<li>The <b>specious present</b> is the time frame of a DCP dialog with its users. It begins with the first sentence by a DCP agent in the dialog channel and ends when DCP closes the connection. </li><br>
<li>DCP Haskell, Lisp and Prolog/Logtalk internals are hidden to preserve flexibility but with defined stable API for user extension in those langs which is guaranteed to have forward migration support as the system matures and evolves.</li><br>
<li>The Now Sentence is a moment in the real time of the Specious Present whose action logic is <html><a href=https://github.com/schwering/golog>Golog in Haskell</a></html>.</li><br>
<li>The action logic of the Now Sentence is <html><a href=https://github.com/schwering/golog>Golog in Haskell</a></html>.</li>
<li>DCP Haskell, Lisp and Prolog/Logtalk internals are hidden to preserve flexibility but with defined stable Advanced API for DevOps users of those langs who can extend or modify DCP.</li><br>
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</ul> The Advanced API is guaranteed to have forward migration support, within a known release span, as the system matures and evolves.<br>
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 6 October 2024


Point of Departure

The term dates to the late 19th Century as discussed in the enwiki article.

DCP DCE Discourse


  • DCP has memory of interaction with AKPERSONs and the content of prior discourse episodes in addition to other knowledge it maintains for domains.

  • The discourse uses Domain Controlled English (DCE) which is adaptable to non-English via the Grammatical Framework (GF).

  • DCE is dynamic and grows with the domains it supports. DCP elicits knowledge of domains from users in the form of stories, documents, and the ongoing discourse in its agent served channels.

  • The discourse context is maintained in a frame and semantic net system that makes the dynamic data of the domain available in a programming lang neutral API usable by conventional programming (PHP, python, etc).

  • During the real time of the discourse session, which is called a dialog, the sentences as occurring in the dialog channel are parsed by DCP, in their natural order of occurrence. At a given moment the sentence currently being parsed is called the Now Sentence.

  • The form of the Now Sentence is the Haskell code supporting the current GF judgment during the discourse parse.

  • The specious present is the time frame of a DCP dialog with its users. It begins with the first sentence by a DCP agent in the dialog channel and ends when DCP closes the connection.

  • The Now Sentence is a moment in the real time of the Specious Present whose action logic is Golog in Haskell.

  • DCP Haskell, Lisp and Prolog/Logtalk internals are hidden to preserve flexibility but with defined stable Advanced API for DevOps users of those langs who can extend or modify DCP.

The Advanced API is guaranteed to have forward migration support, within a known release span, as the system matures and evolves.



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