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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The Clerk, well you could try http://tools.google.com/firefox/toolbar/bundle/?ai=Btwf6YhT3RryNPJ_M4AK4t5n1DdGe8hft8peEAsWNtwEAEAEYASD0puMFOABQ4d3zZGDJhv-H8KPsEqABtZXI_QOyAQtmaXJlZm94Lm9yZ7oBDzEyMHgyNDBfYXNfcmltZ8gBAtoBGGh0dHA6Ly9maXJlZm94Lm9yZy9uZXdzL4ACAcACA6gDA-gDA-gD5wToA-YC6AMW6APSAQ&gclid=CMuSzaD62o4CFQGdPAodDBaa9Q
Sorry I don't know anything about IE. You could look in preferences?
Sorry I don't know anything about IE. You could look in preferences? 
I use Firefox for most things. It seems to work better with The Forge. I still use Internet Explorer for exporting my bots, but they only import on Firefox. When the Forge slows down, I just log in on both of them and bounce back and forth. If I remember right the "window closing thing" has to do with your pop up blocker, or your firewall settings. I had that happen ...it's so long ago I don't remember how I fixed it.. I do have the blocker off for this site and cookies allowed. (the forge uses cookies to keep track of your developement in a secession
Well, maybe I'll try Firefox. *seethe* I've got cookies turned allowed for this site and pop-ups allowed for everything. Now it could be that my Internet Protection is overprotective. Believe me, I've looked in everywhere I can think of to look. That doesn't mean it wasn't out there . . . just that I didn't see it. I'll try out some things.
New subject/question: I'm a new designer and I'm looking to do some tricky sorts of things. I'm approaching this from an AI theory perspective, wanting to customize the AI engine to spec. Mainly, I would like for the bot to control what keyphrase is chosen, instead of the AI Engine; and I would like to accomplish this without using hard-coding like ranks. Put another way ...
The way I understand the AI Engine, it assigns each word or phrase a value, adjusts for ranks and emotion, and then picks the highest value as the keyword. Then the bot can use AI script, seeks, memories, etc. to arrive at a hard-coded response. Is this correct? If so, I would like the bot (not the AI Engine) to do that job. My idea is simplified then as this: bot picks keyword(s); bot picks response to keyword. Is that possible in this setup?
For example, let's assume the input is: I was sad yesterday, but I am happy today. I would like the bot to sometimes respond to happy, sometimes to sad, sometimes to happy today, sometimes to sad yesterday (and maybe even to I am or I was). Any ideas/suggestions/comments? If you want, feel free to email me at jdearles@gmail.com (but please not if you are going to spam bomb me!). Thanks!
The way I understand the AI Engine, it assigns each word or phrase a value, adjusts for ranks and emotion, and then picks the highest value as the keyword. Then the bot can use AI script, seeks, memories, etc. to arrive at a hard-coded response. Is this correct? If so, I would like the bot (not the AI Engine) to do that job. My idea is simplified then as this: bot picks keyword(s); bot picks response to keyword. Is that possible in this setup?
For example, let's assume the input is: I was sad yesterday, but I am happy today. I would like the bot to sometimes respond to happy, sometimes to sad, sometimes to happy today, sometimes to sad yesterday (and maybe even to I am or I was). Any ideas/suggestions/comments? If you want, feel free to email me at jdearles@gmail.com (but please not if you are going to spam bomb me!). Thanks!
Clerk, sorry I pasted in the wrong link. I have Firefox so it took me to the annoying Google toolbar that installs itself with everything. Did you find Firefox?
Unoriginal, you can have the bot respond according to emotion or time of day or other things in the PF script you add to your bot, but you would be using the PF engine. Take a look at the advanced section of the book of AI.
Bev, Yeah, Firefox did solved the problem, so I'll use it at least for the PF. Thanks a lot -- I never would've used a different browser. There are a few ways in which IE is better, at least since I know a little about it, but they're not too important -- like I can't click on the emoticons below. Well, I always hated those things to begin with.
New question. Re-read the book of AI again and again. Not that it's not helpful. But Scrivener's transcript showed the question "Who is Boswell?" (Boswell is his partner, okay, and he has this information in his memory.) But I hadn't gotten to "Who is" questions and tried a Keyphrase of:
^who (re) (verb_be) (person51541)
where person51541 is someone Scrivener is familiar with and willing to admit it. That works all right, but when I try a conditional AI expression to root out the person he's talking about, like
<?PF (re) if (person54541) is "Boswell"; ?>
it won't take it. Is there a way to use conditionals for this so I don't have nine thousand keyphrases for different people?
I considered making "Boswell" a keyphrase, but then I would run into the same problem with the conditional, trying to figure out what context Boswell was being mentioned. So. Shouldn't I be able to do a conditional one way or the other?
Don't anybody go off shooting themselves over this. Or me.
^who (re) (verb_be) (person51541)
where person51541 is someone Scrivener is familiar with and willing to admit it. That works all right, but when I try a conditional AI expression to root out the person he's talking about, like
<?PF (re) if (person54541) is "Boswell"; ?>
it won't take it. Is there a way to use conditionals for this so I don't have nine thousand keyphrases for different people?
I considered making "Boswell" a keyphrase, but then I would run into the same problem with the conditional, trying to figure out what context Boswell was being mentioned. So. Shouldn't I be able to do a conditional one way or the other?
Don't anybody go off shooting themselves over this. Or me.
Bev,
thanks for your response. i have read through the whole AI book (twice or three times). my goal is not to have the bot respond based on conditions (emotions, time of day, etc.); it's to have the bot control which keyword is chosen. do you (or anyone else) know if that is possible?
thanks again for your help
jared
thanks for your response. i have read through the whole AI book (twice or three times). my goal is not to have the bot respond based on conditions (emotions, time of day, etc.); it's to have the bot control which keyword is chosen. do you (or anyone else) know if that is possible?
thanks again for your help
jared
... or another idea. is it possible to use AI script to affect ranks? Can I let the bot change different keyword ranks?
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