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Welcome to Joan, a lightweight and resource-efficient smart assistant designed to run seamlessly on low-resource systems like Raspberry Pi. Joan leverages machine learning (scikit-learn) for speed and control, making it a user-friendly alternative to traditional chatbot frameworks. Unlike typical AI frameworks, Joan prioritizes transparency and simplicity for easy understanding.

• Game Time: Play blackjack, rock-paper-scissors, or a number guessing game.
• Ask it to open a specific video on Youtube
• Entertainment: Joan can tell jokes, riddles, trivia questions, and even gives facts and advice (Do not follow)
• open Websites: Open's random XKCD With a random image; akinator and the wiki game.
• Wikihow: Can search for wikihow articles and either read them to you or show you the webpage.
• news: Gives the latest general and space based news.
• Passcode: A Passcode can be set up. This can be used to confirm you asked for certain commands, such as a factory reset (e.g. "factory reset [passcode]")
• recipes: Has built in dataset of recipes allowing you to ask for a specific one.
• Factory rest: This will remove any data that it has collected from the user, but it still remembers what it has learned from wolfram Alpha
• weather: Can ask for the current weather, what the weather will be like tomorrow or on a specific day.
• Time/date: Can tell the time, full date, the day, the month, and the year.
• movie data: can tell information about different movies.
• Security: Joan can scan a website to determine whether it's safe, proceed with caution, or dangerous. you must have the website open or copy the URL of the website for this to work.

Joan possesses a memory feature designed not for conversation but for remembering crucial details on behalf of the user. This functionality is a work in progress, intricately crafted to address specific memory issues, including short-term memory loss.

Command Keyword: The memory feature requires commands to start with the keyword remember.

• To inform Joan about the location of your keys: remember I have put my keys in the bowl

• Inquiring about your keys later is as simple as asking, Where are my keys? and Joan will promptly retrieve the information.

• General reminders are also supported: remember that I need to check my email Joan sets a background timer, randomly ranging between 900 and 2400 seconds. Upon timer expiration, Joan reminds you during the next interaction.

• Reminders persist even if you plan to perform a task later. For example, if you state: remember that I need to turn off the lights before leaving Joan will remind you at an appropriate time, ensuring you don't forget.

Here's a summary of commands for easy reference:

• To remember a location: remember [details]
• To set a general reminder*: remember that [reminder]
• To ask about remembered details: [question] This functionality is part of Joan's commitment to providing a helpful and adaptive user experience.

Joan integrates seamlessly with various APIs:

• Wolfram Alpha - Used to respond to anything that Joan can't or doesn't have a response for. Joan saves the answer allowing it to do "Live Learning".
• Accuweather - Used to get weather data from a location (The user doesn't need to give Joan their location, It just knows).
• omdbapi - (Open Movie Database) API for getting data about movies, although Wolfram Alpha also knows information about movies.
• spaceflightnewsapi - Gets news about space flights and events in relation to it.
• currentsapi - Gets general news which also contains keywords to each article allowing the user to filter news sources.
• genderize - This is used to determine what gener the user is, this seems to work pretty well.
• totalvirus - this is used to scan a website, whether that be the website that is open or a link that was last copied.
• ipapi - This is used to get the user's IP data, which includes their current location.

Ensure the following libraries are installed:

• Pandas
• Scikit-learn
• pywikihow
• youtube-search-python
• nltk
• inflect
• fuzzywuzzy
• requests
• pyperclip
• pyautogui
• word2number
• ipinfo

Run Joan.py, and within 3 to 5 seconds, you're ready to explore the capabilities.

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• user-name - can include the user's name
• date - Includes the date whether that is current date or some other date
• emotion - a type of emotion
• F-food - The users favourite food
• game-name - Name of the game (used for user peference when game has multiple names).
• riddle-answe - the answer to the riddle
• correct-answer - The correct answer to a trivia question
• list-games - a list of games that can be played with joan
• unsafe-scans - the amount of scans that returned as a dangerous website
• food - food
• sure-name - the surename of the user

• datasets/ET.csv - Entity tag, this is the main file for recognizing what the user has inputted.
• datasets/ER.csv - Emotion recognition, used to detect the user's emotins based on their input.
• Expected content.txt - This includes what sort of input is expected next.
• last time used.txt - The last time Joan was used, which is used within the code.
• log.txt - Just logs basic background operations within Joan.
• responses.csv - A long list in each row containing different variations of outputs.
• user data.csv - all the user's data for Joan to remember.