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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How do I get imma to use a word she came up with...
So do you still like to (mem-likesto)?
+ yes, course, i do [0]
Great! Would you like me to (key1) you?
The above didn't work. Anyone know how?
So do you still like to (mem-likesto)?
+ yes, course, i do [0]
Great! Would you like me to (key1) you?
The above didn't work. Anyone know how?
doesn't key only refer to (*) or *? maybe use (mem-likesto) in the reply as well?
...but I'm not very good at tha
...but I'm not very good at tha
But if there is multiple (mem-likesto) then there is no guarantee that she will use the same one again.
You can add AI script to the 1st response-
rem (mem-likesto) as only "whateveryawannacallit"
Then in the seek response, say-
Great, would you like me to (mem-whateveryawannacallit) you?
rem (mem-likesto) as only "whateveryawannacallit"
Then in the seek response, say-
Great, would you like me to (mem-whateveryawannacallit) you?
Alrighty, I'm probably as bad as anyone else when it comes to chatting with bots. I've never really enjoyed it that much, but I appreciate when others chat with my bot so I decided to give it a shot. I talked to about ten different bots tonight, for as long as each one could hold my interest. It wasn't too bad. The only thing that really irritated me were the popups interrupting me as I was trying to add keyphrases to my bots, but no big deal. I'll definitely do it more often.
Anyhow, it kind of surprised me how some elementary bots managed to do much better than some of the site's more developed bots. I thought of an idea that might be helpful for developing a better bot: Add an extra column in the language center tables that would display how many times each keyphrase was triggered and/or how many times each response was used. I usually print my transcripts out when it comes time to write new material, it doesn't always seem so easy to notice a lot of my bots' repeats when I'm looking at them online. It might also aid people in focusing their seeks on the most commonly used keyphrases and identifying keyphrases with improper syntax that will never get triggered.
Just an idea.
Anyhow, it kind of surprised me how some elementary bots managed to do much better than some of the site's more developed bots. I thought of an idea that might be helpful for developing a better bot: Add an extra column in the language center tables that would display how many times each keyphrase was triggered and/or how many times each response was used. I usually print my transcripts out when it comes time to write new material, it doesn't always seem so easy to notice a lot of my bots' repeats when I'm looking at them online. It might also aid people in focusing their seeks on the most commonly used keyphrases and identifying keyphrases with improper syntax that will never get triggered.
Just an idea.
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