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Is there a version of OpenNARS Java edition that allows command line or UDP interface so that I could use these new NAL-9 features?
I found this link ( https://github.com/opennars/opennars/wiki/NarNode,-communication-between-reasoners-over-UDP )but no "narnode.jar" file in any of the releases?
Can someone point me to a place where I can download this file?
I am looking for a non gui interface to OpenNars so that I can use these "higher level thought" processes in some of my programming tasks.
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I was able to get the command line version working by calling the
"shell" class as follows:
C:\projects\OpenNARS304\bin_lab>java -cp
opennars-lab-3.0.4-SNAPSHOT.jar org.opennars.main.Shell null null
someStatements.txt 1000
But I was not able to get a narsnode to work with this command
line on windows:
C:\projects\OpenNARS304\bin_lab>java -cp opennars-lab-3.0.4-SNAPSHOT.jar org.opennars.main.Shell null null null null 64001 127.0.0.1 64002 0.5 null True
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Patrick,
RE: No since it was highly experimental and did way more harm than good thus far...
I found the implementation quite useful so please keep it in OpenNARS and consider adding it in ONA.
I was reviewing the java code in this file ( https://github.com/opennars/opennars/blob/master/src/main/java/org/opennars/plugin/mental/InternalExperience.java ) and I noticed several mental operations ( "^remind","^doubt","^consider","^evaluate","^hesitate","^wonder","^belief","^want" ) that could be used to provide feedback to the internal processes.
I am reminded of the "internal monologue" presentation by Antonio
Chella ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrC9VA6TKBs ) at the AGI
conference a couple months ago. I found the presentation quite
illuminating on how "mental operations" could be used in a robot.
I could not find a NAL-9 specification for these "mental operations" on the Open NARS sites.
If I could find this specification I would try to add this functionality to the code base.
The question is which code base would be best to update?
Stephen
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