The beVerb module is called by the Predicate module to depart
from the default subject-verb-object
(SVO)
format and to generate
instead a sentence with a noun or a pronoun as subject, a verb
of being such as "am" or "is" or "are", and a predicate nominative
noun or an adjective or an adverb to complete sentences such as:
\ The beVerb module aims for the following entelechy goals.
\ [ ] It shall possibly take the form of an infinitive.
\ [ ] It shall possibly transit to a noun, adjective or adverb.
\ [ ] It shall use an intransitive verb without a direct object.
\ beVerb is a module for letting the chain of thought escape
\ from generating a subject-verb-object (SVO) sentence based on
\ a transitive verb and for generating instead a sentence of
\ thought much freer in form by virtue of using a verb of being.
: beVerb ( intransitive verbs of being ) \ 25sep2008
\ ." beVerb has been called. " \ 25sep2008 Remove this test message.
\ ." beVerb motjuste = " motjuste @ . CR \ 25sep2008 Test
motjuste @ psi ! \ 25sep2008 For use in verbAct module.
verbAct \ 25sep2008 For slosh-over to any related concept.
SPEECH \ 25sep2008 To say or display the verb
\ 25sep2008 The following calling of nounPhrase is only temporary.
nounPhrase \ 25sep2008 A test; more discrimination is needed.
; \ 25sep2008 End of beVerb; return to Predicate module.
Ask your local science museum if they have an AI Mind exhibit.
If they do not, volunteer to install
MindForth as an AI exhibit.
See which museum has the oldest living artificial intelligence.
Beyond the original
AI4U textbook and the quasi-chapter updates
of the AI mind-module documentation webpages, Wikipedia is where
thousands of volunteers constantly update and improve the free AI
textbook by editing AI background articles for each AI4U chapter.
These Wikipedia articles expand on the
beVerb mind-module.
