This AI chatbot is built using TensorFlow and TFLearn. It's designed to process intents from a JSON file, preprocess the data, create a bag-of-words representation, construct a neural network, train the model, and finally utilize the trained model to respond to user input based on the detected intent.".
This is a simplified chatbot, and more sophisticated chatbots might involve a combination of natural language understanding (NLU) and natural language generation (NLG) systems, as well as the use of pre-trained language models like GPT-3 for more human-like interactions.
The code begins by importing the necessary libraries, including NumPy, TensorFlow, TFLearn, and some others for natural language processing (NLP) tasks.
The code loads the intents from a JSON file and stores them in a variable called intents.
The code tokenizes each word in the sentences from the intents and stores them in lists words, classes, and documents. It then performs stemming (finding the root of each word) and converts all words to lowercase while removing duplicates.
The code creates training data in the form of a list of tuples (training), where each tuple contains the bag-of-words representation of the pattern and a one-hot encoded output representing the corresponding intent class.
The code defines a simple neural network architecture using TFLearn, with two hidden layers and a softmax output layer for multiclass classification. The model is trained on the training data.
The trained model is saved to a file called 'model.tflearn'. The words, classes, train_x, and train_y data are pickled (serialized) and saved to a file called 'training_data'.
The model and the pickled data are loaded back into variables.
The code defines functions to clean up a user's input sentence and classify the intent based on the trained model's predictions. The bot generates a response based on the detected intent.
git fork https://github.com/GowthamNaruto/ai-chatbot.git
pip install tensorflow tflearn numpy nltk
Run this command on your terminal to get started
python chatbot.py
Add more data set to intents.json to make it more effecient.
Consider refactoring the code into separate functions for better modularity and readability.
Instead of using nltk.word_tokenize(), consider using more advanced tokenization libraries like the spaCy library for better tokenization and preprocessing.
Instead of the simple bag-of-words representation, consider using more advanced techniques like Tf-idf or word embeddings to better represent the text data.
Add error handling to handle possible exceptions during file loading or other potential issues.
Experiment with different neural network architectures, hyperparameters, and optimization algorithms to improve the model's performance.
To make the chatbot more context-aware, you can use sequence-to-sequence models or attention mechanisms.
TFLearn is no longer actively maintained. Consider using TensorFlow/Keras directly or another more recent deep learning framework like PyTorch or Hugging Face Transformers.