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POWER ON AUTOMATION ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE -
CHATBOT
Kalyani.Priyanka1, R.ElizabethAbishikta2,V.Greeshma3,Mr C kishor Kumar Reddy4 ,
Dr.B V RamanaMurthy5 .
Stanley College Of Engineering And Technology For Women ,Hyderabad--500001.
[email protected] , [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected].
Abstract
Artificial intelligence chatbot is a technology that makes interaction between man and machines
in their natural language. Starting in 1966 with the interaction of ELIZA chatbot a great deal of
effort has been towards the goal of developing chatbot system . The main goal of the chatbot
VI’s to make a conversation between students and machine. The chatbot consists of core and
interface .the knowledge of the chatbot is stored in the form of ATML (artificial intelligence
markup language)programs. A human users can ask to the system like they usually do to
another human. This applications work is very simple because the knowledge is already known
in advance. This paper presents a technology demonstrator to verify a proposed framework
required to support such a not .
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Mark up Language , Chatbot , JAVA , ELIZA , Human-
Computer Interaction , Content , Question Answering .
1 . Introduction
Since 2016 the world became digital with the new technology. One of the best example is chatbot. The
chatbot matches the input sentences from the users with in the pattern that I already present in the
knowledge Base (KB). Each pattern is paired with the knowledge base of the chatbot whose primary
source is AIML.
The data which has been modelled on the pattern of the conversations would be tested using a series of
scenarios. The result from the chatbot would be cross checked with the basic pattern defined in AIML
flies. This is done to add some knowledge to the data because it hasn’t been modelled before. So if the
input the output sentences do not match in the knowledge based then it is remodelled.
Chatbot will give solutions for the users queries and problems. In this paper a chatbot is designed to
answers both general questions and FAQ’s. AIML is the artificial markup language. The AIML template
is defined with almost all the general queries like “Hi, Hello, How are you?”etc.
It is used to deal with general questions and greetings. AIML simple language, which can give random
poses for single query (or) scripts.
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Chat box can be built on any closed platform which may support PL ,that allows to make a web API.
Programming language.
Figure 1. Working Of Chatbot.
Figure 2. Chatbot in different domain
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Figure 3. Microsoft Bot Framework
Figure 4. Behavior of Chatbot
2 . Literature Survey or Relevant Work
There are many techniques and others services such as speech to text ,text to speech and natural
language processing etc....,where the bot can be interactive. Kader et al. Presents the design technique’s
for developing interactive Chatbot such as NLTK which can be used to analysis speech and make the bot
response intelligently. They have done the survey of nine selected studies and also discussed the
comparison between the Chatbot designed techniques.
The author has discussed the different chatbot strategies and also compared the conversion techniques
such as text base and speech based conversion. They also discussed some parameters which affects
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human-computer interaction quality in conversation system which can be used to designed web interface.
Now-a-days many different many different chatbot are formed through the web. Many authors have
described their own chatbot platform like “just.chat” which can be used to process the information for
developing the chatbot. And they also discussed “Ed-gar” platform which is designed for the answering
natural language question.
Cloud services are separating its application from its hardware and software are dependence. There are
many cloud service providers including Microsoft and Google and Amazon web services etc .
Nowadays many cloud platforms provide the bot services where we can develop the bot and deploy to
any one of the cloud. there are some cloud-platforms which provide difference services apart from the
bot service such as artificial intelligence. Microsoft bot frame work consist of bot builder, bot connector,
bot directory. it also has an emulator where we can test the working of the bot. if we want our bot to be
more interactive, we can incorporate Microsoft cognitive services such as Language Understanding
Intelligence Services (LUIS).
The responsibility of bot connector is to connect with different channels some of which are Facebook ,
Skype , web chat etc. once the bot is built next job is to publish and deploy the bot to the Microsoft cloud
platform.
Figure 5. System Architecture
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Figure 6. Application of Bot
Figure 7. Flowchart for users of Chatbot
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3 . Analysis
The Mani analysis so that the study of significant difference in both psychological and declarative
response of study participants would de revealed in relation to the type of bot with which the participants
interacted. These different were expected to depend on the type of the entity with which the types of
groups were interacting .We have also discussed the supported cloud platform to build a chatbot. There
are many advantages and disadvantages of the cloud platform based on their functions abilities and
features .using a chatbot in an Enterprise comes with a benefits.
Figure 8. Benifits on Chatbot
Figure 9. Components of Chatbot
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Figure 10. Expert System Engine
Figure 11. Evolution of AI
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Figure 12. Responces Bases on Intelligence
Figure 13. Business Functions on different sectors
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4 . Conclusion
Making an empty into the chatbot spectrum may seen fairly simple and straight forward to
accomplish todaywith the varied technology and tools availableenterprises can enable a customer
service that never ,quickly and effectively. However it is very important to enable good customer
service that never sleeps and not just a redumatorychatbot that is available certainly enterprise
will always have a lot of expectations from chatbot , gives the hope that surrounds this as a
concept.
But it is imperative that well designed and comprehensive bots are developed ,to facilitate
reaching the customers anywhere and anything and via tools where they spent most of their time
has discussed in those paper, they are various aspects to take into consideration in the entire life
cycle of developing and launching a not and all phases of life cycle are important and significant
toward creating a not that works well .
The success of bots in future in the future realize on the ability to be intelligent know their uses,
and know when to stop and most importantly n constantly learn and improve based on the
experience on users .while the true future of chatbots is hard to predict at this point, there is no
taking away from the fact that they are significant part digital transformation of future.
The usage of chatbot will triple through 2019 has interpresis seek to increase customers
satisfaction and reduce operating costs. The bot revolution might evolve into something very
different from what we see it has today. But from where we are today and from where we are
today and based on the potential of bots .
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