The AI Engine

WOOT!! Thanks, Skysaw, that has been giving me hell! I'm about to go edit a bunch of seek responses where I've been experimenting with (firstpostkey) etc. to try to do that now! You're the bomb!

yay, it worked!

ezzer: i'm still hungry
Julie Tinkerbell: Would you like some cake?
ezzer: yes!
Julie Tinkerbell: Here you go, ezzer. *hands cake to ezzer*

Glad to help. Perhaps we can now lobby together to get the prof to make (typeof-x-n) safer.

What the hey? In response to "I have butterflies!":

Frizella: What kind of strings did you have to pull to get yourself BuTTeRfLiEs???

Where is she getting that funky capitalization scheme?

Frizella must be one of those 1337 hax0r types

Maybe it's some kind of code. BTTRLE? uefis?

lol dallymo~ that weirded me out, too- I almost asked her about it, but thought better of it.

Well, butterflies or BuTTeRfLiEs, it sounds like a good thing!

hmmmm.. I thought the engine would pick something before nothing but I have two keyphrases,
i (verb) (a|an) (noun)
and
i (verb) (artpos) (noun)
and I would think that the phrase "I have a problem" would trigger the first, but it seems to trigger the second more often...

Keyphrases lose rank points for wildcards * or (*), but the plug-in (artpos) isn't nothing, it's (a|an|the|my|your|their|his|her)...it seems to me that they 2 keyphrases would have equal value to the engine. How do you have the 2 keyphrases ranked? I would suggest that you rank the (a|an) one higher.

You might want to be a bit more specific with your keyphrase, too.

ezzer - I see what you're saying, thanks.

Charles - I'm working on it.. I started with the super general (i just), then began adding things like 'i just (verb) your' & now am working on the specifics.. I almost never bothered to go to English class in HS (and yet when I took my college entrance exam I scored a 99 in English and was offered a job as a tutor.. hmmmm lol) and diagraming sentences was never something I was interested in. I'm sure learning a lot about it now lol.. usually when I'm updating I keep a seperate browser window open at www.dictionary.com so I can see what's what.