develop a function called standardise_phrase to convert
the user's input to a standard form for subsequent processing. This
involves:
1. removing all inter-word punctuation, which for our purposes is
assumed to
consist only of commas (`,'), full stops (`.'), exclamation marks
(`!') or
question marks (`?');
2. stripping away any leading and trailing blank spaces; and
3. replacing words in the user's input with ELIZA's preferred
vocabulary.
how it is done ??
can anyone help me with it
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On May 21, 9:34*pm, "salil_reeves" <salil_ree...@yahoo.co.inwrote:
develop a function called standardise_phrase to convert
the user's input to a standard form for subsequent processing. This
involves:
1. removing all inter-word punctuation, which for our purposes is
assumed to
consist only of commas (`,'), full stops (`.'), exclamation marks
(`!') or
question marks (`?');
2. stripping away any leading and trailing blank spaces; and
3. replacing words in the user's input with ELIZA's preferred
vocabulary.
how it is done ??
can anyone help me with it
On May 21, 9:34*pm, "salil_reeves" <salil_ree...@yahoo.co.inwrote:
develop a function called standardise_phrase to convert
the user's input to a standard form for subsequent processing. This
involves:
1. removing all inter-word punctuation, which for our purposes is
assumed to
consist only of commas (`,'), full stops (`.'), exclamation marks
(`!') or
question marks (`?');
2. stripping away any leading and trailing blank spaces; and
3. replacing words in the user's input with ELIZA's preferred
vocabulary.
how it is done ??
can anyone help me with it
Yes, but I'm only as willing to put as much effort into my answer as
you do into your thread titles.
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