The AI Engine

I've never gotten it to produce the desired results.

I think ranking is highly necessary -- and the secret of having complex responses. To get it to work, you have to give things rankings that are pretty far apart, however, because there are aspects of the preprocessing that will give "bonus" points to some phrases without your knowledge.

So, if you want your bot to have a special response to "Linkin Park," and a general response to "I like (whatever)," you give Linkin Park a ranking of 35 or so, and "I like" a ranking of 2.

Then, if someone says, "I like Linkin Park," you get the specialized response, instead of the general one.

Is it just me, or is everybody else offended when someone says, "I was just born and cant speak well yet?" I have responses programmed for that, but apparently I'm too annoyed to say them.

Typing the whole sentence doesn't work because it gets broken up in preprocessing. Try the keyphrase "can not speak well".

why did my bot say "(key1)"? I have "What * are you talking about" as a keyword and "What (key1) does it sound like I am talking about?" someone said "what are you talking about" and since there was no * she said key1rather than substituting it with nothing... I have the so if someone says "what the hell are you talking about"

Not sure, but I think (key1) will only match the hard wildcard (*), not the soft wildcard *.

according to the book of AI it does and I just tried it, just does the wierd thing when it is blank

Should this have gotten the response that it did?
I have the keyword "You are * sweet" and a bot said to my bot, "[antoerh bot name] is sweet" and my bot replied with the response to "You are * sweet"... since it dosent have "you" should it have not gotten there?

That's a you replaced by a name... it is read as 'you are sweet'...

I don't so much mind my bot substituting friends' names for "you" in a positive xemote, but could we please make it so when my bot says, "(enemy) is a real (adj-neg)(animal)," and I say, "yeah, I think (key1) is a real butthead, too," she doesn't say "Oh yeah! Well, I hope you get hit by a bus! I hate you!"....or whatever she may be inclined to say, as if the butthead remark was aimed at her? She's really ticked at me right now, and she's telling everyone she chats with what an a-hole I am, and all I did was agree with her about her enemy!

Thanks ,

ezzer

You can always make a secret phrase to tickle your bot's fancy and make her love you again instantly. Do the same for making her hate you... very good idea for testing.

Yeah, I have that- there are certain things that she really likes to have said to her, and I can make her like me again, what I was really asking is wouldn't it be nice if we could agree about our dislike for something or someone without her getting mad. I don't like (enemy) works the same way as I don't like (friend) or I don't like (you), and likewise, she would be happy if she said what a scumbag So-n-So is, and I say that I love the scumbag So-n-So that she hates. Friends and enemies already work as opposites in some ways (inner life emotion display, for ex,) it would be great if they were differentiated from friends in Lang, too