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Enguage is a speech understanding algorithm which supports the idea that speech is Turing complete, so respectfully requests a place on Rosetta Code. |
Enguage is a speech understanding algorithm which supports the idea that speech is Turing complete, so respectfully requests a place on Rosetta Code. |
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While the examples here are given in English, it can be applied to any natural language. |
While the examples here are given in English, it can be applied to any natural language. |
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While untested, it should work with Unicode characters so it |
While untested, it should work with Unicode characters so it could be used to implement [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Searle John Searle] 's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room Chinese Room]. |
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It is therefore the interpreter, and not the language, to which Enguage refers. |
It is therefore the interpreter, and not the language, to which Enguage refers. |
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It ''can'' be used to process data, but it is not efficient in doing this. |
It ''can'' be used to process data, but it is not efficient in doing this. |