Conversation Markup Language
- Conversation Markup Language
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CML (Conversation Markup Language) is a tag-based language to build a chat bot brain. It is a derivative of AIML.
Key benefits
- Tree-based conversation model to build complex real-life conversations
- Inherent strong context support. The brain responds based on what has been said until it recognize topic change.
- Simple pattern matching syntax. Easy to learn and very fast to build simple question-answer based conversations.
- Modulized and reusable conversations.
- HTML transparent, perfect for build web-based chat bot.
External links
Categories:
- Markup languages
- XML markup languages
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