Show 8A The Salt Lake Tribune May 15 I 11166 i 1 N ow rIrr'— --- - — 41 I IIT 1 0) ! I ' !SI 9 : f rf 1 A - L! - I ' f 4 - no I I 4:17 ' - ''s il 1 Az c:I ' - I IP I 1 Ir 2 A i) o til I lc It ''1 t i ii Ii ' L - 51 V t-- 0 1J1 - : - h f S - 44- al 1m 1 ' tc ' - ' —k --L - --- --- — A I- do 4 F '- 4444 another room chaffing with their "friendly computer" The student authors of the tests must prepare for a variety of answers that could be considered correct These are fed to the computer and if a key word or phrase is found in the answer the machine gives a good grade Otherwise the computer r tells the he is wrong In test-take- r elicited the response You need a good book on frogs" from the :computer Starkweather does not feel that classroom teaching is necessarily the most Important possible use for Computest Interviews with patients of either doctors or psychiatrists should also be feasible in the future And other professionals could use Connputest to help solve The computer then goes on to You Smarty !problems ask questions give tests hand For instance in a test by "For instance when a patient out compliments and grade the three third for their boys grade !tells the computer he has a pain students The students in their classmates a question was in his chest the computer would turn tell the computer their "Does go electricity through !start in asking questions dealing the names answer questions wood easily?" The boys pro- with various ailments that their own phraseology and add gramme(' 'nto the computer for cause chest pains rejecting ailany comments they desire the correct answer the words ments that did not fit the sympThis is accomplished on a "not" and "wet" If any toms and ideally coming up 1"no" typewriter attached to the com- of these words appeared in the with the accurate diagnosis" he puter But the real key is a new answer the computer said — says — called Computest language How did you "You smarty which makes possible communiKey Phrases it said it?" Otherwise guess cation from human to machine "You r to study it" The same could be done ought from machine to human and If a classmate had answered thinks with patients even chillingly from machine "Wood is a very poor condu- in the office of a psychiatrist to machine ctor" the computer would have with the machine scanning anBack and Forth graded him as wrong Then It swers for key words or phrases ' :authors would be forced to ei- of the sort that might indicate of brainchild the Computest Dr John A Starkweather a ther rephrase their question or specific disturbances include the word "poor" among There is one drawback howpsychologist at the University of ever Experiment has shown California Medical Center in the correct responses that the computer is baffled and San Francisco is built into the Correct Answers to cope with the responsunable mathe enables It computer "Those chine to translate words typed tions are answering the ques- es of some rThotics whose anencouraged to test the swers have )thing to do with by a human into machine by devising correct the questions originators and terms select a response answers that may not be incluAnd when the psychiatric then translate the response ded" back into typing the human can the Starkweather said "And "patient" and the psychiatrist children making up the "interviewer" were played read inStarkweather began his work questions have to strive to - against each other the result elude all the possibilities of was not satisfactory as proon Computest four years ago and spelling likely to grammed He knew that scientists had de- wording The final entry in this macalled be used by their classmates" a language veloped The question "What is a baby chine to machine communicamathe''fortran" to program called?" accepted answers tion said: matical problems through a frog o f t a d p ole" "pollywog" "This is the end of the intercomputer and view I do not feel that you and "polywog" "polliwog" Too Complicated "poliwog" Any other spelling I have been able to communiBut this he felt was too com- such as "tadpoll" would have cate very well" explicated since it required an tensive knowledge of computers and how they work before the language can be used So he devised a computer language with which a person could make use of knowledge stored in a computer or put in Information for solution without having to know a great deal sAN FRANCISCA) (UPI) — Here is the transcript of a about the workings of the maconversation between a grade school youngster named Mark chine and a computer attached to a typewriter: With Computest he hopes that Computer: Hello I am the friendly computer Would you teachers doctors psychiatrists like to talk to me? Type yes or no then Press the or other key with on it can use computers to solve their decision-makinMark: YP5 problems and that the Computer: please type your name so I will know you powers of themachinel Mark: Mark can thus be extended to fields that deal with humans instead Clad to Meet You of equations the of like sort knowing Computer:1am glad to meet you Mark Here is the first "It is rules for driving and how to one Does electricity go thiough wood easily? Mark: No operate a car without having to become an expert on the inComputer: You -smarty How did you guess It How long in ternal combustion engine does a fly live? order to motor across the Mark: 1 day country" Starkweather says You must be smart to know that What Is a Computer: Basel Requirements baby frog called? Ile feels that Computest Mark: Pollywog is one name for them nets the basic requirements Computer: Good What is a shillealagh made of? for such a language although it Mark: I don't know to been has not yet perfected the point where a computer can Tell Me the Answer hold actual interviews on cornYou don't Co MP from 'Ireland Timmy wants Computer: plex subjects to know the answer to this What is 7)071? "We have had psychiatrists Mark: fill machine with the it first use Computer: Type again acting as a patient and then' Mark: 6'3 with the machine acting as the thewhile Computer-Verbaseball how many interviewer psyehia trist simulates the patient" balls walk the batter? Starkweather said Mark: I think it is 4 "This is kind of an titimate baseball What Computer: You must know how to test and it showed the need for code has dots and dashes! in our refinement more :ilark: lite Morse code method—but nothing that can't be worked out without drastic tin! You're Right change You are our two newest three Wbat stars Computer: get As for the simplicity of using states? 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