I added a Library tab to load JavaScript files into the compiler. You can access the library list in the Config window of the Javascript Plugin.

Get the updated plugin here: https://synthiam.com/redirect/legacy?table=plugin&id=224

@DJ You are Awesome! I am now going to try and work with an NLP library to process and analyze speech. Thank you

Which NLP are you going to use? I'm being nosey.

ARC isn't a web browser, so i'm not sure how that will work.

@DJ It works GREAT!

@Justin I am using Compromise. here is a link https://github.com/spencermountain/compromise

In the Builds folder, I am using the compromise.js

var doc = nlp('the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog')
 var str = doc.nouns().out('text')
var ccc = doc.match('#Adjective fox').out('text')
var vrb = doc.verbs().out('text')
var frstn = doc.nouns().first().out('text')
print(ccc)
print(vrb)
print(frstn)
print(str)

and the output of this is:

Started
 brown fox
 jumped
 fox
 fox dog
Done (took: 00:00:00.1420776)

Don't judge the coding, Keep in mind I am just learning JavaScript.

Thats awesome!

This should take my Simple Robot Brain to the next level. After I get a better handle on JavaScript.

And here is the same Library but I believe for German

https://github.com/nlp-compromise/de-compromise

An example of what it can do:

The JavaScript

var doc = nlp(EZB.GetVar("$TheSentence"))
var pastTense = doc.sentences().toPastTense().out()
EZB.SetVar("$pastTense", pastTense)

The EZ-Script code

$TheSentence = "The dog will eat his food"
ControlCommand("Compromise",ScriptStartWait)
Print($pastTense)

The resulting output

Start
1: $TheSentence = "The dog will eat his food"
3: ControlCommand("Compromise",ScriptStartWait)
5: Print($pastTense)
> The dog ate his food
Done (00:00:00.2999611)

This is cool!