4-VSpaceTest.metta

!(extend-py! metta_learner)

!(let $space (new-gpt-space)
  (add-atom &self (= (my-nspace) $space)))

!(add-atom (my-nspace) (The user name is William))
!(add-atom (my-nspace) (William is 26 years old))
!(add-atom (my-nspace) (William has 2 brothers))
!(add-atom (my-nspace) (Brothers names are Mike and Nick))
!(add-atom (my-nspace) (Nick is 3 years older than William))
!(add-atom (my-nspace) (Mike is 5 years younger than Nick))


; !(match (my-nspace) (What is the user name $x) $x)
; !(match (my-nspace) (How old $x is William) $x)
; !(match (my-nspace) (How old ($x) is Mike) $x)
; !(match (my-nspace) (What $x is father name) $x)
; !(match (my-nspace) (What $x is Mike age) $x)

; (match (my-nspace) (What are the names $x of William brothers?) $x)

! (match (my-nspace) (What are the names $x of William brothers?)
  (let $query (How old $z is $x ?)
    (match (my-nspace) $query ($x is $z years old))))

; It is a sort of negative example: intents would better work as a function,
; because the variable name is not in the pattern

!(let $space (new-gpt-intent-space)
  (add-atom &self (= (my-ispace) $space)))

!(add-atom (my-ispace) (lunch-ordering))
!(add-atom (my-ispace) (hobby))
!(add-atom (my-ispace) (user))

; !(match (my-ispace) (I like to play tennis) $topic)
; !(match (my-ispace) (I am a little bit hungry) $topic)
; !(match (my-ispace) (What is my name, $x?) $topic)

(= (space-by-intent user) my-nspace)

(= (dispatch $query $v)
   (let $space (space-by-intent (match (my-ispace) $query $topic))
        (match ($space) $query $v)))

; A nested matching with choosing a "space" to use
! (dispatch (What is my name, $x ?) $x)



!(metta_learner::vspace-main)