Research projects in the Stanford Open Virtual Assistant Lab
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The Stanford Open Virtual Assistant Lab, known as stanford-oval, maintains a significant public presence on GitHub. Their repositories primarily feature programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Notable projects include storm, an LLM-powered knowledge curation system, and WikiChat, which enhances data retrieval to prevent misinformation in language models.
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storm
An LLM-powered knowledge curation system that researches a topic and generates a full-length report with citations.
WikiChat
WikiChat is an improved RAG. It stops the hallucination of large language models by retrieving data from a corpus.
suql
SUQL: Conversational Search over Structured and Unstructured Data with LLMs
genie-cloud
Genie As A Service and Thingpedia
genie-server
The home server version of Almond
genie-toolkit
The Genie open source kit for voice assistant (formerly known as Almond)
wikidata-emnlp23
WikiSP, a semantic parser for Wikidata. WikiWebQuestions, a SPARQL-annotated dataset on Wikidata
almond-gnome
The Almond Virtual Assistant, Linux desktop version
thingtalk
The Programming Language of Virtual Assistants
genienlp
GenieNLP: A versatile codebase for any NLP task
spinach
SPINACH: SPARQL-Based Information Navigation for Challenging Real-World Questions
genie-worksheets
Specification for creating reliable LLM-based conversational agents
almond-dialog-agent
The Open Virtual Assistant
chainlite
LangChain + LiteLLM that works
Churro
CHURRO is an OCR toolkit for historical document transcription, built to make handwritten and printed sources readable at high accuracy and lower cost.
thingpedia-common-devices
Thingpedia interface code for commonly used devices
thingengine-core
A Modular, Powerful Virtual Assistant Engine
ovalchat
OVALChat is a customizable Web app aimed at conducting user studies with chatbots
almond-cmdline
Full-featured command-line version of Almond & ThingEngine
zero-shot-multiwoz-acl2020
Artifact associated with the paper "Zero-Shot Transfer Learning with Synthesized Data for Multi-Domain Dialogue State Tracking"
sliders
Repository for paper: Contexts are Never Long Enough: Structured Reasoning for Scalable Question Answering over Long Document Sets
Lemonade
LEMONADE: A Large Multilingual Expert-Annotated Abstractive Event Dataset for the Real World
dialogues
A unified versatile interface for dialogue datasets
schema2qa
Schema2QA Question Answering Dataset
genie-parser
Neural Network Semantic Parser for Almond
node-pulseaudio
A fork of https://bitbucket.org/kayo/node-pulseaudio, which was unmantained. Home of pulseaudio2 npm module
inconsistency-detection
Detecting Corpus-Level Knowledge Inconsistencies in Wikipedia with Large Language Models
datatalk
Agentic system for real-world SQL databases
gpt_paper_assistant
GPT4 based personalized ArXiv paper assistant bot
almond-android
The Almond Android App
node-smtlib
Node.js wrappers for SMT-Lib 2.0
genie-client
No description provided for this repository.
almond-hassio-repository
No description provided for this repository.
SPL
Semantic Parser Localizer (SPL) code repository
oval-website
The new OVAL website
genie-k8s
Kubernetes scripts to train models with Genie
thingpedia-api
Shared code for Thingpedia interfaces
pyGenieScript
A packaged GenieScript in Python
cs224v-fall2021
No description provided for this repository.
trade-dst
No description provided for this repository.
diya
Make an API for things that don't have an API
ThingEngine
An open source platform for IoT rules that you can execute anywhere you want
almond-voice
A prototype voice interface for Almond, an open-source virtual assistant developed at Stanford.
almond-tokenizer
The tokenizer and preprocessor part of the Almond parser
ColBERT
ColBERT: state-of-the-art neural search (SIGIR'20, TACL'21, NeurIPS'21, NAACL'22, CIKM'22)
transparent-rpc
Automatic Proxy-based RPC for Node.js
almond-bot
The Almond Bot Service.
schema-guided-dialogue
No description provided for this repository.
pyalmond
Python client for the Almond API
genie-sdk
Genie skill development kit
genie_open_text
No description provided for this repository.
query-validation
Server-side validation of query and body parameters for Express
CSP-DST
Code implementation for the paper "Contextual Semantic Parsing for Multilingual Task-Oriented Dialogues"
cs294-homework-workdir
The workdir for cs294s/w homeworks
consumer-queue
No description provided for this repository.
novel
No description provided for this repository.
web-questions-wikidata
No description provided for this repository.
project-cardiology
A virtual assistant, based on Almond, that helps doctors remind patients to track their blood pressure regularly.
hassio-addons
:heavy_plus_sign: Docker add-ons for Hass.io
node-libcanberra
Node.js bindings for libcanberra (event sound playing)
thingpedia-discovery
Device discovery components for ThingPedia
medxchange
Medical Data Exchange (MedXchange) platform
SUMBT
SUMBT: Slot-Utterance Matching for Universal and Scalable Belief Tracking (ACL 2019)
multiwoz-acl2022
Code and data for "A Few-Shot Semantic Parser for Wizard-of-Oz Dialogues with the Precise ThingTalk Representation", Findings of ACL 2022. https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.07968
cvc4-http-server
Wraps CVC4 in a convenient HTTP API
librespot
Open Source Spotify client library
spotify-web-api-ts
No description provided for this repository.
iotivity
This mirror is provided for easy forking. To contribute code to the project, please visit https://www.iotivity.org/get-involved
jsoneditor
A web-based tool to view, edit, format, and validate JSON
highlight.js
Javascript syntax highlighter
wikidata-scripts
Wikidata Scripts
thingpedia-client
Thingpedia client side libraries
simpletod
Official repository for "SimpleTOD: A Simple Language Model for Task-Oriented Dialogue"
home-assistant
:house_with_garden: Open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first
thingtalk-units
Unit conversion library from ThingTalk
GenieScript-Python
No description provided for this repository.
thingpedia-demos
Demo, testing and mock devices for ThingPedia
thingpedia-cli
Command-line tools to interact with Thingpedia
cs224v-fall2022
No description provided for this repository.
gpt3-example
A simple example on how to use GPT-3 via the OpenAI API
friendhub
No description provided for this repository.
worksheets_assignment
No description provided for this repository.
wikipedia-dip
Parse a wikipedia dump into tiny files
cs224v-fall23-hw2
No description provided for this repository.
wwq
No description provided for this repository.
thingpedia-builtins
No description provided for this repository.
sabrina-learn
The little website that trains SEMPRE and Sabrina
ECGTestApp
No description provided for this repository.
datashare
Federated RDF database using Omlet messaging
thingengine-platform-shared
No description provided for this repository.
mportal
No description provided for this repository.
sempre
OBSOLETE. The Old Almond parser
almond-suggestions
No description provided for this repository.
cardiology
No description provided for this repository.
omclient
No description provided for this repository.
wikidata-workdir
No description provided for this repository.
string-interp
Shell-style string interpolation library
node-sockaddr
Small JS library to parse a string into a nodejs socket address
logging-ts
Shared package for structured logging in TypeScript, based on Winston
spotifyd
A spotify daemon
Frequently asked questions
What does stanford-oval build on GitHub?
stanford-oval builds several research-oriented projects on GitHub, focusing on virtual assistant technologies and natural language processing. Their notable repositories include storm and WikiChat, which aim to improve knowledge curation and data accuracy.
Which programming languages does stanford-oval use?
stanford-oval primarily uses Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and C++. These languages are employed across their various projects, enabling the development of advanced tools for virtual assistants and NLP applications.
Are stanford-oval's repositories public?
Yes, stanford-oval's repositories are public on GitHub. This openness allows collaboration and transparency, making their research projects accessible to the wider community and facilitating contributions from developers and researchers.
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