[Olympus developers 216]: Re: Olympus and LetsGoPublic

[Benjamin Frisch]

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you.  I've been really busy the past
few weeks.  If you are looking for an example of GUI frames, take a look at
the RoomLineGUI in the RoomLine Olympus 2.5 example system.  It gives an
example of how to use the new in 2.5 jLibOlympusUtility to send GUI frames
in Java, and a similar thing could be done in C as well.

Thanks,
Ben

On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Thomas Harris <tkharris at gmail.com> wrote:

> Two approaches. 1) emulate what the ttyrecognitionserver does.  You will
> need a grammar fir it, since that stuff is parsed. Another approach 2) is to
> send "GUI" frames. There should be a listener agent in Apollo that processes
> those frames as concepts and passes them to Ravenclaw. That method is not
> well proven though.
>
> Thanks,
> -Thomas
>
>
> On Mar 20, 2010, at 11:40 AM, Guillaume Hazebroucq <
> guillaume.hazebroucq at supelec.fr> wrote:
>
>  Bonjour Antoine, et merci de votre réponse.
>>
>> First, sorry for being that less specific. What I meant back then was that
>> our "user" was complete as a stand-alone project, and that we had troubles
>> connecting it.
>> Its entries are the "act/object" (nlg_prompt) couple sent to the NLG. We
>> did build a NLGServer-based server for our user, modified the rules, and it
>> seems that this part is functionning.
>> As for the output, I think it must be directly processed to the DM, but I
>> don't know the communication rule used in that case, nor what should the
>> sent frame look like.
>> I'm currently trying to figure that out, but I'm running out of time
>> (sic), so if anybody has a clue or a hint, I'll take it !
>>
>> Merci d'avance,
>> Guillaume
>>
>> Antoine Raux a écrit :
>>
>>> Bonjour Guillaume,
>>>
>>> I'm sure you can get some help from the developers who read this mailing
>>> list. However, you need to be more specific about your situation and the
>>> problems you are facing.
>>> E.g. when you say "Our agent is complete", does that mean it is
>>> integrated as an Olympus agent or just a stand-alone program? Also what are
>>> the specific issues you have: is it about compiling, crashing at runtime,
>>> not providing the expected behavior...
>>>
>>> The best thing is for you to send to this mailing list whatever source
>>> code you have written so far (if it's too big, upload it to some web page
>>> and post the link) and a precise description of the problems (if possible
>>> attach log files or screen dumps).
>>>
>>> In case you weren't aware of it yet, you can find some (incomplete)
>>> documentation at
>>> http://wiki.speech.cs.cmu.edu/olympus/index.php/Documentation. For
>>> example,
>>> http://wiki.speech.cs.cmu.edu/olympus/index.php/Service_Providerprovides you a list of the most important existing Olympus components and
>>> some information on each of them (like their input and output frames).
>>>
>>> I'm sure you'll find the answer to your questions once they are asked
>>> more precisely.
>>>
>>> Bonne chance!
>>>
>>> antoine
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Guillaume Hazebroucq wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'm currently a student in Supélec, a french engineering school, and my
>>>> final project deals with the Olympus system, and the Let'sGoPBus application
>>>> that uses it.
>>>> Our aim is to create a simulated user that could interact with the
>>>> LetsGoBus interface by himslef. It has no speech capacity, we are working on
>>>> text-based answers for now.(No need to interact with the Speech Recognition)
>>>> Our agent is now complete, but we have some issues regarding its
>>>> integration in the Olympus/LetsGoPublic application.We would like to know if
>>>> you had some advice to give us, on how to create an Olympus agent that could
>>>> integrate perfectly, or maybe if a skeleton is available to add a new
>>>> module.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you in advance,
>>>> Guillaume Hazebroucq
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Bonjour,
>>>> Je suis actuellement en 3ème année d'école d'ingénieurs à  Supélec, et
>>>> mon projet de fin d'études porte sur la création d'un agent simulé pour le
>>>> systeme LetsGoBus, afin d'effectuer leurs tests.
>>>> Il ne répond au système que par du texte, il n'y a pas de capacité
>>>> vocale pour le moment.(Pas besoin d'interagir avec le Speech Recognition)
>>>> Cependant, nous rencontrons des difficultés pour intégrer notre agent
>>>> dans le système Olympus/LetsGoBus. Nous ne savons pas vraiment comment les
>>>> processus communiquent, et nous aimerions savoir si vous aviez quelques
>>>> conseils à nous donner, ou un squelette disponible pour un module
>>>> supplémentaire.
>>>>
>>>> D'avance merci,
>>>> Guillaume Hazebroucq
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>
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