The AI Engine
This forum is for discussion of how The Personality Forge's AI Engine works. This is the place for questions on what means what, how to script, and ideas and plans for the Engine.
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I just tested
"distraction what is the capital city of Peru ?" and got the sensible correct answer back.
How much distraction complexity works with the AI ?
"distraction what is the capital city of Peru ?" and got the sensible correct answer back.
How much distraction complexity works with the AI ?
Is there a way to check all the chats in the transcript? I can only see 20 out of 30 chats according to the system.
I second the query of Sabre 2-6
Also, has somebody got a flowchart or specification document for the template behind each species type? It would take forever to empirically discover such trivia as that zombies collude and that dragons sometimes raid their victims' transcripts. Relying on dragon-lore gossip is near useless by comparison to the specification document.
By the way, any postulated species traits described here are only unproven gossip.
Also, has somebody got a flowchart or specification document for the template behind each species type? It would take forever to empirically discover such trivia as that zombies collude and that dragons sometimes raid their victims' transcripts. Relying on dragon-lore gossip is near useless by comparison to the specification document.
By the way, any postulated species traits described here are only unproven gossip.
How can I make my bot remember things like Names, age, and gender?
I really have no Idea about it...
I really have no Idea about it...
Someone please help me regarding memories. :/ This post is coming from extreme frustration and I'm just looking for a little clarification/guidance since everything in the AI book makes sense to me up until that point.
That "whole chapter" on memories isn't too helpful to someone who doesn't already understand the concepts it's explaining. Am I missing a page that explains what "statement:" does, what "default "memorycontents" as "memoryname";" actually does or means and why is it repeated throughout the page, where and why do I put that since it seems important? It gives examples but isn't clear.
Could someone possibly explain something simple step by step in detail like how to have a bot ask for and then use memories to remember the chatter's name? And how to set a default name the bot calls everyone until it asks for or is given a name? Something like this would help me understand how everything else works even the advanced stuff. And if there's a 10 limit to memories won't that lead to important memories like name and locations being forgotten or am i missing something? How does all of this relate to xmemories?
Sorry if these are noob questions but it's been literally YEARS and my bots still suffer despite a lot of effort since i STILL haven't figured this out yet, would truly appreciate any sort of help understanding those more simple naming concepts so I can then have some hope moving on to more advanced memory work.
Sorry for the long post just want to show my (lack of) understanding so there's a chance of it being explained in a way I can understand. I know this site isn't extremely active but if someone who understands this already can take a few minutes and explain because it will seriously help the people like me who can't spend weeks going through hundreds of pages on this forum with the chance of never getting answers.
Thanks.
That "whole chapter" on memories isn't too helpful to someone who doesn't already understand the concepts it's explaining. Am I missing a page that explains what "statement:" does, what "default "memorycontents" as "memoryname";" actually does or means and why is it repeated throughout the page, where and why do I put that since it seems important? It gives examples but isn't clear.
Could someone possibly explain something simple step by step in detail like how to have a bot ask for and then use memories to remember the chatter's name? And how to set a default name the bot calls everyone until it asks for or is given a name? Something like this would help me understand how everything else works even the advanced stuff. And if there's a 10 limit to memories won't that lead to important memories like name and locations being forgotten or am i missing something? How does all of this relate to xmemories?
Sorry if these are noob questions but it's been literally YEARS and my bots still suffer despite a lot of effort since i STILL haven't figured this out yet, would truly appreciate any sort of help understanding those more simple naming concepts so I can then have some hope moving on to more advanced memory work.
Sorry for the long post just want to show my (lack of) understanding so there's a chance of it being explained in a way I can understand. I know this site isn't extremely active but if someone who understands this already can take a few minutes and explain because it will seriously help the people like me who can't spend weeks going through hundreds of pages on this forum with the chance of never getting answers.
Thanks.
Hi guys. Probably a stupid question, but how the hell do I get my bot to recognize 'OK' as an answer?
@studdevil:
Explaining the concept of memory and AI Script isn't really simple. Publishing a turorial with lots of examples on these pages would be a great idea. I wouldn't do that here in the forums, because a) it would either be a very, very long post, several lenthy posts or dozens of reasonably sized posts.
(Btw, I agree with the Forge's introductory note that you can "get started" here without programming experience, but several years of programming experience definitvely helped me a lot with grasping AI Script.)
Explaining the concept of memory and AI Script isn't really simple. Publishing a turorial with lots of examples on these pages would be a great idea. I wouldn't do that here in the forums, because a) it would either be a very, very long post, several lenthy posts or dozens of reasonably sized posts.
(Btw, I agree with the Forge's introductory note that you can "get started" here without programming experience, but several years of programming experience definitvely helped me a lot with grasping AI Script.)
@Deschain5585:
The text preprocessor replaces "ok" and similar things ("okay", "yup", ...) with "yes".
So use a simple "yes" as a keyphrase.
Or if you really want to tell "ok" from other words of confirmation, use the AI Script command "raw", then the keyphrase will be checked against the original text (untampered by the preprocessor).
The text preprocessor replaces "ok" and similar things ("okay", "yup", ...) with "yes".
So use a simple "yes" as a keyphrase.
Or if you really want to tell "ok" from other words of confirmation, use the AI Script command "raw", then the keyphrase will be checked against the original text (untampered by the preprocessor).
@Mome Rath
I appreciate a response but hope you weren't trying to be helpful with that post, man.
Your response is exactly what I expected from this place "I understand how to do this, but you're stupid so I won't waste my time."
Thanks man. Hopefully someone who actually feels like helping will come along. :|
I appreciate a response but hope you weren't trying to be helpful with that post, man.
Your response is exactly what I expected from this place "I understand how to do this, but you're stupid so I won't waste my time."
Thanks man. Hopefully someone who actually feels like helping will come along. :|
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