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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22 years ago #1696
*nod*

22 years ago #1697
Well, unless you have a few dozen Neopet owners going to your site every day, then the only people who are going to answer are those that had their accounts frozen. I think that that's what Izin meant by "one-sided."
But maybe you could turn it into something better. Instead of being like a poll you make it a petition, and then you confront Neopets with all of your sob-stories.

Well, I don't know what I'm talking about. I just went to the website to find out what on earth these so called "neopets" thingamujigs are, and I still haven't a clue. Hmmmm.

22 years ago #1698
well, the poll is more like "did you deserve your account being frozen?"

22 years ago #1699
neopets sends cookies??? I thought Shady was the only one. Are they chocolate chip too?

22 years ago #1700
Is there any way to stop certain words being corrected in the processing. eg. I want to target bad english and therefore want the input to remain as wanna rather than change to want to.

22 years ago #1701
*shrug* try having a keyphrase 'wanna' with a really high value, like maybe 25 or 30... I think high numbers like that override some preprocessing, but I'm not too sure

22 years ago #1702
Nope, she might just have to be a bit more accepting of peoples mistakes then!

22 years ago #1703
isn't 20 the highest possible?

22 years ago #1704
I don't think it would work anyway, but you should test it. I think that the input goes through preprocessing before it ever sees your keyphrases. For the same reason contractions like "I'm" can't be put in keyphrases.

22 years ago #1705
Contractions are for the most part expanded when parsed. A key phrase of "I am" will be called if someone inputs "I'm"

22 years ago #1706
I was able to give the keyphrase a high value (I tried up to 50), but the preprocessing still gets to it first. So i think Turing's Dad must be right.

22 years ago #1707
Turing's Dad is never one to consitantly be correct...
Just joking, but still you never know.


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