[FuzzieDice]

MIT changed things around now and old links to OMCSRAW is changed. You can download it here:

http://commonsense.media.mit.edu/Resources.htm

The problem is, this is all the sentences but in a gzip file (Winzip will open it). Furthermore, all the lines are preceeded by a number now, and not just plain lines of sentences. So you'll have to write a program to parse out the numbers before each sentence on each line.

Other than that, it's 20MB of data compressed into a ~377KB compressed gzip file.

Hope it might be useful to those still wanting to use OMCSRAW in their projects.

[dan]

great find, thanks for the link.

[admin]

I think they changed it again, this link was working the other day, but today it isn't.  I was womdering how useable it would be in an AIML bot.

[dan]

How bizarre, here today gone tomorrow.  I guess it's get it while the gettings good at MIT

[admin]

Yeah, seems so..if anyone comes across this again, please post it up again 

[dan]

http://commonsense.media.mit.edu/cgi-bin/download.cgi

[admin]

Thanks Dan

[dan]

rats, it wasn't a good zip

[FuzzieDice]

The zip goes 404.

I just checked here: http://csc.media.mit.edu/Resources.htm

Again. And at first it didn't work. Now it is. :/

[dan]

Yay! Thanks Fuzzie, now to parse it.

[FuzzieDice]

Don't tempt me, Dan. LOL!

Seriously I wish I could write a program to do that but right now I'm swamped with stuff.

[brucemendes]

You or someone else can always fork the database snapshot into "unedited" ... I think omcsraw.txt is a little big for one wiki pageThe best she best source is a file from Mit made for bots,omcsraw but it is 48 Mb. ... as the information is stored and retrieved from a database the QUERYS are SQL

[Art]

Bruce,

Welcome to our humble site!!

Just an FYI, the post you've responded to, while helpful, was / is almost 3 years old.
Fuzziedice is no longer an active member here.

Omscraw was severely dated when the original posting was made but in the realm
of AI, every resource is potentially, a good resource.