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Good day, everyone. So I found a paper that implement named entity recognition as pattern in AIML. As far as I know, in AIML must be uppercase and have no punctuation in it. But in the paper that I mention earlier, they use their pattern with entity and their value e.g Question:DIMANA,Others:LOKASI, etc. So I just want to ask guys, is it possible to write inside like that? Here is example code that had been provided in the paper.

<aiml version="2.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <category>
        <pattern>
            Question:DIMANA,Others:LOKASI,Organization:ITHB
        </pattern>
        <template>
            Lokasi Universitas berada di Jalan....
        </template>
    </category>
</aiml>

By the way, I use Python AIML for the intepreter of AIML. Here is the link to the paper: https://journal.ithb.ac.id/telematika/article/view/130 (the paper is in Bahasa)

Irfan HP
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  • Well it was not detected. But the reason I am asking this question is if it possible in some way that I didn't know. – Irfan HP Jun 12 '18 at 22:43

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It's not possible to tell without reading the full paper. But:

Question:DIMANA,Others:LOKASI,Organization:ITHB

is not a valid AIML pattern as it should not contain commas or colons, and it should be upper case. My guess is the authors of the paper use some pre-processor to insert valid AIML pattern strings in place of the Question, Others and Organization elements.

Ubercoder
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  • I provided the link to the paper if you want to read it. But I think your explanation is make sense. Thank you. – Irfan HP Jun 22 '18 at 16:15