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Nautrul lang processing vs AIML

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Today's task is nlp (natural lang processing), sooo i have a bot with aiml . its perfect but there is a change

there is huge differene between aiml and nlp.

aiml is basically for personlized and easy for programming. but if you are building big and for all user then you have to go for nlp.

thats the basic difference between this two aiml and nlp for beginners. so thats it.

now working on nlp getting started for nlp chat bot specifically for home automation.

if you have suggestion then let me tell in comment.



libraries :
nltk
pyaiml

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