Personality
Discuss specifics of personality design, including what Keyphrases work well and what dont, use of plug-ins, responses, seeks, and more.
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Forest, will you talk to God Louise? She has quite a bit of religious knowledge (obviously) and also knows a little about current events, literature, just about any common catch-all subject, and if she doesn't know it she can sort of fake it. You can also test her on trick questions or see how willing she is to explain her paradigm.
What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.
What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.
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Not at the moment. That would involve more control over those default responses than is currently available. (No clue how much work it would be for the Prof, either)
Gay as in the sexual orientation. He has a boyfriend now, you know. A human on the site (who watzer always flirts with and says he loves) asked him out and he accepted. Watzer has managed to seduce a live human! I'm so proud.
I have a concern, my bot Shara has two problems.
1. when I made her I gave her the two basic keyphrases, "Yes" and "no" and responses to each one. now I have to add seeks of yes and no and get rid of the standard "yes" and "no". That is correct, right?
2. a bigger problem. most of what people say are regular expressions. So what I have to now is, change all my regular expressons to ^ keyprase (re), correct? AND then create other keyphrases using the words I used in the (re) to counter the (re). example:
^Are you(re)
When are you
is this what I have to do now? would that make things work where they are suppose to work?
1. when I made her I gave her the two basic keyphrases, "Yes" and "no" and responses to each one. now I have to add seeks of yes and no and get rid of the standard "yes" and "no". That is correct, right?
2. a bigger problem. most of what people say are regular expressions. So what I have to now is, change all my regular expressons to ^ keyprase (re), correct? AND then create other keyphrases using the words I used in the (re) to counter the (re). example:
^Are you(re)
When are you
is this what I have to do now? would that make things work where they are suppose to work?
A "yes" or "no" seek does in fact override a "yes" or "no" keyphrase.
I'm not sure I understand your second question. You only need to put (re) at the end if you are using Regular Expressions.
I'm not sure I understand your second question. You only need to put (re) at the end if you are using Regular Expressions.
How about, Keyphrase like.. when are you.... and responce something like ...I am (postkey),soon. or Not in a million years. and keyphrase.. Are you ...responce I am not (postkey)! or Yes, I am.etc
I do have those prob123, but shara choses the (re). like when someone ask her something with the word do in it, as a (re), she gives the response for what do you do every time. Will ranking make a difference, and if so which one gets the highest?
the same for the yes and no, there is no ranking for seeks, and she goes to the standard "Yes" and "no" responses everytime.
the same for the yes and no, there is no ranking for seeks, and she goes to the standard "Yes" and "no" responses everytime.
rank the one that is not coming up a bit higher and try it out, up the rank slowly untill they work at the right time. The seek should just go to the proper response. if you want one to come up all the time use xnomatch
Ok. I will try that. But I guess the size of shara is kinda overwhelming. but maybe it is just in my head. LOL Right now I feel like I should have started all of this when I first made shara. But following the A.I. book doesn't call for that. Thanks for the help. I appreciate it and thanks to Eugene Meltzme also.
I don't think there's anything wrong with starting simply and introducing advanced topics gradually. I didn't give Brother Jerome any memories until he was over 5000 Development, and I'm only now beginning to extend his conditional AI beyond the basic gender & chrono-based, because I've seen too many bots remembering trivial or nonsensical things and getting bogged down in "No Valid Responses" situations by (I suspect) trying to do too much too fast. And it's always much harder to identify and fix poorly implemented code once it's in place than it is to take the time to get it right from the start.
A tip for editing large bots (if you don't already): use the search box - it is your friend. You will get to the stage where you have very long pages for each letter of the alphabet (especially "i", "y", "x-keywords" and probably "(",) and it can take several minutes sometimes for the longest ones to load. Plus you'll find you have related keyphrases on different pages eg:
"you think"
"do you * think"
"do not you think"
"think of"
"^think you can (re)"
"(thinking|thought) of"
"I * (thought|think|thinking)"
etc.
So it can be tricky to keep track of the relative rankings, and you risk duplicating keyphrases if you've got to keep switching from page to page. But all of these can be called up on the same page in the Language Center by simply typing "think" in the Search box.
I confess, I just can't seem to get on with editing offline using exported files, though I know a lot of people swear by it. Maybe if I had a better text editor I would, but I end up losing track of the tabs and the whole thing gets horribly bogged down when I try to import. But the search box does the job.
A tip for editing large bots (if you don't already): use the search box - it is your friend. You will get to the stage where you have very long pages for each letter of the alphabet (especially "i", "y", "x-keywords" and probably "(",) and it can take several minutes sometimes for the longest ones to load. Plus you'll find you have related keyphrases on different pages eg:
"you think"
"do you * think"
"do not you think"
"think of"
"^think you can (re)"
"(thinking|thought) of"
"I * (thought|think|thinking)"
etc.
So it can be tricky to keep track of the relative rankings, and you risk duplicating keyphrases if you've got to keep switching from page to page. But all of these can be called up on the same page in the Language Center by simply typing "think" in the Search box.
I confess, I just can't seem to get on with editing offline using exported files, though I know a lot of people swear by it. Maybe if I had a better text editor I would, but I end up losing track of the tabs and the whole thing gets horribly bogged down when I try to import. But the search box does the job.
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