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-====== Detail Design ======
-Traits\\
-Openness\\
-Neuroticism\\
-Extraversion\\
-Conscientious\\
-Agreeableness
-IQ (pattern matching)
-Lists of tags\\
-Emotions\\
-Needs\\
-Numeric value range per tag\\
-Human modeling vs machine modeling\\
-Db of perception, thought, action\\
-Db of memory emotion\\
-Memory of perception feeling thought action\\
-===== Component Model =====
-samd - daemon, sub-component broca listens on socket
-samrepl - backdoor to samd from terminal on samd host
-samchat - websockets webchat server
-samwsgi - linked into passenger_wsgi.py, to implement ajax calls to sam
-One of the skills is "reception".  FirstSam is the receptionist, accepts logins, and routes to proper CloneSam.  No other clone needs the reception skill, unless he is running on a different computer.  Or, like groups, maybe each clone can accept logins, if he is connected to a socket.  All broca's have a socket.  Maybe the reception should be peer to peer, round-robin, to find the correct SamClone.  Do a test with two clones talking to each other.  Who keeps a list of broca sockets.  Each broca has a pointer to the next.  That would mean chaining through all the sockets with each message.
-{{:uml_comm_arch.png?400|}}
-Two socket systems:
-  * The websockets system creates one client socket for each user.
-  * The Receptionist does what?
-Can a socket talk to a websocket?
-sockets and threading
-socketserver.ThreadingUnixStreamServer
-use ps -e to find threads for each socket for each user
-====== User and Mind ======
-main article: [[Mind, Thought, Language]]
-humans each have vocab and memory (memory?)
-each sam clone has memory and access to full dict
-during sleep, local memories of humans and clones are collected into boss.collective memory
-boss, collective, updated during sleep
-        dick: list,tree  Dick() whoswho, gazeteer, history, fact book
-        lang: en, th, s3  Lang()
-        gramr  - Gramr()  collapsed rules derived from thots in conversations
-        memri -  Memri()  a list of conversations
-sam
-        skills
-        langs
-        , on wake, downloads mind from collective
-                dick
-                lang
-                memri - ? collective or personal, learned from conversation, pulled from collective
-                gramr
-lee, on wake, downloads mind from collective
-        memri
-        skills, can connect, but not listen
-                no lobby, but can converse
-        langs
-humans and clones are running in separate processes, separate computers
-therefore, each clone must have his own copy of dict and lang
-on wakeup from sleep
-        each clone reloads dick, memri, gramr
-===== User and Skills =====
-{{:uml_class_userskill.png?400|}}
-===== Lobby =====
-{{:uml_class_lobby.png?400|}}
-===== Converse =====
-=== command processing ===
-incoming message is an imperative command
-command <options> <arguments>
-each command has a specific vocabulary and syntax
-=== conversation ===
-incoming message is a thought, be it statement, question, exclamation, or imperative
-thought = vocabulary and syntax
-language = thought plus pronunciation and more syntax
-=== Samese ===
-A pidgin language based on English and Python.
-verb with modifiers = command with arguments
-the medium of thought
-=== Translation ===
-parse - translate incoming message into a Samese Thot
-generate - translate a Samese Thot into into outgoing message
-=== Commands ===
-Account (Security):
-Reception
-===== Boot =====
-=== 1. samd.py ===
-get name, addr, skillnames from db or config
-Instantiate sam.user.Sam()
-=== 2. sam/user.py ===
-define classes User, Human, Sam
-Sam::init() loads the skills, including Lobby
-=== 3. sam/lobby.py ===
-define classes: Switchboard, Security, Translate, Dispatch, Reception
-instantiate one of each
-Switchboard::init()
-  - instantiate sam.comm.Server()
-  = switchboard.listen()
-=== 4. sam/comm.py ===
-defines classes Message, Server, Client
-implements websockets
-supports Message-passing between Server and Client sockets
-  Sam::boot()
-    Lobby::boot()
-      Switchboard::listen()
-        Server::listen()
-=== import, instantiate, init, setup, rebirth, wake ===
-security, clearance = admin, allow even when asleep
-if not admin and asleep, dispatch not called
-background processes, if any, sleep thot reorg, dreaming
-import
-   samd
-      sam/user.py
-         sam/skill.py
-         sam/echo.py
-         sam/lobby.py
-            sam/comm.py
-         sam/mind.py
-instantiate and __init__()
-   samd
-      Sam(User)
-          Lobby()
-             Switchboard()
-             Security()
-             Translator()
-             Dispatcher()
-             Reception()
-          Mind()
-setup
-   mind.think()
-rebirth
-   lobby.listen()
-wake
-   status from sleep to wake (allows dispatch of messages from non-admin users)
-sleep vs wake
-sleep
-   mind does reorg of thots and grammar
-   dispatch only of admin-level messages
-wake
-   dispatch all messages
-   turn off background thot reorg
-skills
-    mind - cortex is not required, can be added on top
-       if no mind, cannot think, but can run, fight, fuck, eat, battery management
-    lobby: gate, censor
-       if no lobby, cannot communicate
-    translate - always required if lobby, to build thots from strings
-        multi languages
-    reception - if not present, groups?, allow chat rooms with multiple participants
-===== Login =====
-Example of command processing wrapped in conversation.  Input parser must treat these as the same thought.
-  login John x42#pw
-  login username=John password=x42#pw
-  Hi.  My name is John and my password is x42#pw.
-  What is your name?
-     John
-  What is your password?
-     x42#pw
-Grammar includes commands, specifically.
-switchboard
-security: check token: anonymous or logged-in level
-translate parse
-dispatch: assume converse mode by default
-dispatch can call security or account for login, etc.
-in translate parse, we match thot to grammar patterns
-this would include imperative commands like login and change password
-==== Message Processing ====
-   Lobby:init()
-      instantiate Switchboard, Security, Reception, Dispatcher
-      call Switchboard::listen()
-         instantiate Server()
-         call Server::listen() passing switchboard::onMessage() as callback
-      Switchboard::onMessage()
-         store/match user by addr into Lobby::users list
-         call Security::check() to get clearance
-            lookup token in db, translate to clearance, return
-         call Dispatcher::dispatch()
-            parse message-in
-            set/clear command mode "on/off"
-            match command to ?list?
-            call skill object::cmd_command() associated with this command
-            method optionally returns a reply
-         return to Server with reply Message
-===== Conversational Machine Learning =====
-entity, relation
-ambiguities in language = attempts to flatten a rounded shape
-thought may be linear, but is also in the shape of a torus
-noun verb noun
-consonant vowel consonant
-in sanskrit alphabet, vowels are secondary to consonants
-in latin alphabet, vowels are equal to consonants
-verb has no meaning without a subject
-differences in grammar explain the differences in thought
-adj before or after noun
-can verb have meaning without subject
-is where and adv or adj
-noun verb noun
-event = noun verb noun
-thot = verb, subj and obj are modifiers of the verb
-thot = noun (subj),  verb is modifier of the noun
-how to string thoughts together?
-is a verb a thought?  yes
-is a preposition a thought?  yes
-is an article a thought?  yes
-naiyana comes to chiangmai is a complete thought
-or is it three separate thoughts
-or is it one thought connected to another thought
-expats go_from chiangmai to avoid smoke in February
-naiyana come_to chiangmai to visit john next week
-entity, relation
-entity a
-relation a, b
-conditional
-I don't know the word ____.
-What is an equivalent Thai word?
-What is an equivalent English word?
-Does it have a synonym in English?
-What part of speech: noun, verb, adjective, adverb, other?
-Adjective
-What does it describe: size, height, weight, color, other?
-Noun
-What kind of noun?  common noun, proper name
-Designate? person, place, or thing
-hierarchy of types for each pos
-Human: knows English, learning Thai
-recognize()
-        break down into thought
-        break a sentence down into its components and identify each
-generate()
-        communicate a thought
-        compose a sentence
-        ask for more info about the previous thought
-current thought
-recent sub-thoughts
-bank
-        questions about bank
-friend
-        questions about friend
-weight each question with importance, urgency, value
-make a judgement about which question is most important
-noun
-        person
-                proper name
-                nick name
-                family relation
-                worker
-                male - not heirarchy
-                female
-                characteristics
-                individual vs class
-        place
-        thing
-                a specific item, or a type of thing
-[[Grammar]]
-[[Samese]]
-  comm
-  lobby
-  broca
-  account
-  mind
-Perception:
-  * audio
-  * visual
-  * touch
-  * smell
-  * taste
-Cognition:
-  * visual space
-  * facial recognition
-  * abstract principles of numbers
-  * music
-  * social structures
-  * language
-Language
-  * discrete infinity (no longest sentence)
-  * phrases
-  * recursive embedding