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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Is it possible to combine stuff...so a bot can choose a topic based on the user's interests? Like
<?PF if (mem-youlike) is "blab" or "blab2"; ?>
or
<?PF if (mem-youlike) is "(blab|blab2)"; ?>
or do I have to painstakingly write these things so that
there will be a ton of goto's, each having a specific thing the user might enter?
From what I see so far it doesn't look good.
<?PF if (mem-youlike) is "blab" or "blab2"; ?>
or
<?PF if (mem-youlike) is "(blab|blab2)"; ?>
or do I have to painstakingly write these things so that
there will be a ton of goto's, each having a specific thing the user might enter?
From what I see so far it doesn't look good.
Trying to import, got this???
Begin Language Center
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ERROR: The above Response has been repeated too many times. Write unique responses, and then re-upload the file.
What response? Is it invisible or something?
Begin Language Center
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ERROR: The above Response has been repeated too many times. Write unique responses, and then re-upload the file.
What response? Is it invisible or something?
umm you know how with AI script you can have youhave and you live or something what would the plugin for these be?
please help. i'll explain in more detail in a minute cos reading over that it seems to make no sense whatsoever.
please help. i'll explain in more detail in a minute cos reading over that it seems to make no sense whatsoever.
you mean something like this?:
my (adjartnoun) [0,0] <?PF rem (key1) as "youhave"; ?>
then, later on in conversation, you can access that with (mem-youhave).
my (adjartnoun) [0,0] <?PF rem (key1) as "youhave"; ?>
then, later on in conversation, you can access that with (mem-youhave).
I know this is going to sound realy stupid, but I don't think my keyboard has the verticle line needed for the word list wildcards mentioned in chapter one of the advanced A.I. book. So what should I do?
On my keyboard, it looks like a tall colon: two lines on top of each other instead of two dots. For me, it's on the far right of the qwertyuiop[]\ row, on the same key as \. With any luck, yours is similar 
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Good, it's not just me.....
I have a suggestion for something to add. Prevent duplicate posts to the forums?
I have a suggestion for something to add. Prevent duplicate posts to the forums?
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