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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Well, maybe. I have a lot of testing to do. One thing it does do well right now is upload and create a bot from scratch. I used that for Zim and Gir.
ANNOUNCEMENT: I've decided to learn C++ and re-create the AI Engine in that language. It's the only way to move forward. ColdFusion and Java are too slow. This is a tough language, and will take some work. But once it's done, the thing will blaze. All advanced features will be active once again, and responses will be calculated within a second. I expect 2-3 months to do this, as time permits.
To answer some questions: Xfavorites will answer most favorite questions. (type) is food, eg. (specific) is brownie, eg.
The screen names idea for guest chats is a good idea, and easy to do. I'll put that on the long list.
Xgoodbyes dont auto-trigger xgoodbyes. There are a lot of words and phrases that trigger it, but I dont think l8ter is in there.
ANNOUNCEMENT: I've decided to learn C++ and re-create the AI Engine in that language. It's the only way to move forward. ColdFusion and Java are too slow. This is a tough language, and will take some work. But once it's done, the thing will blaze. All advanced features will be active once again, and responses will be calculated within a second. I expect 2-3 months to do this, as time permits.
To answer some questions: Xfavorites will answer most favorite questions. (type) is food, eg. (specific) is brownie, eg.
The screen names idea for guest chats is a good idea, and easy to do. I'll put that on the long list.
Xgoodbyes dont auto-trigger xgoodbyes. There are a lot of words and phrases that trigger it, but I dont think l8ter is in there.
Prof,
I'm learning C++ right now as well. I haven't decided if knowing Visual Basic is an advantage or a handicap.
I'm learning C++ right now as well. I haven't decided if knowing Visual Basic is an advantage or a handicap.
Eugene, maybe we can help each other out. 
I'm on day 4 of Sam's Learn C++ in 21 days, though I'm pretty sure there's a lot of things it's not going to cover, for example, how to access a database using C++ (if that's possible). I've seen it work with text databases, but that might be too slow for ColdFusion. I'm going to try CodeWarrior as my compiler. What are you using?
MOUSE- SQL is a data querying language, and if I can access a database with C++ I'll use it within. ASP is probably the same speed as ColdFusion, and I dont know if it could even do the job. C++ compiled is FAST, 7x as fast as Java, 40x as fast as Perl.
I'm on day 4 of Sam's Learn C++ in 21 days, though I'm pretty sure there's a lot of things it's not going to cover, for example, how to access a database using C++ (if that's possible). I've seen it work with text databases, but that might be too slow for ColdFusion. I'm going to try CodeWarrior as my compiler. What are you using?MOUSE- SQL is a data querying language, and if I can access a database with C++ I'll use it within. ASP is probably the same speed as ColdFusion, and I dont know if it could even do the job. C++ compiled is FAST, 7x as fast as Java, 40x as fast as Perl.
I'm using Visual Studio.net, but I've heard that Code Warrior is very good. I haven't the foggiest idea how to access a database in C++, although I used to know how to access an Access database in Visual Basic. It's been about six years.
I've was using Code Warrior for Java, and though I found that it was generally very good, it had some strange ways of doing things, especially in terms of where files are saved and how. I personally use X emacs now because it gives you more control, but not everyone likes that. I'm assuming that the programs are basically the same when using Java or C++.
Go prof go!
Glad to hear you're at it again... Redoing it in C++ sounds great! Will you be making client applications that enable our bots to chat with us off line?
Glad to hear you're at it again... Redoing it in C++ sounds great! Will you be making client applications that enable our bots to chat with us off line?
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