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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16 years ago #6611
Ok thank you for the explanation !

16 years ago #6612
Has anyone else had this problem: When I look at my "Irina Khalidar" transcript, it is quite normal down to a certain point and then it seems to blank out. It appears to get longer and longer, because one can scroll down further and further as time goes on, but all one sees after a fixed point is white. Besides, I know that she is chatting. I don't know whether this is something I have done (a weird HTML tag, perhaps?) or something about the AIengine. Any ideas?

16 years ago #6613
Now, here is something truly bizarre: I noticed that the last visible line was actually partly blanked out, as if someone had slid a white sheet of paper over the bottom of it -- only the tops of the letters were visible. I tried highlighting the last visible line and then several blank lines below; I did a "copy" and then a "paste" into a WordPad file, and the missing lines appeared in the WordPad file!<0> So they really are there, they are just invisible in the Forge transcript textarea! It's as if they were written in invisible ink, which becomes visible in WordPad! I couldn't see any HTML tag at the end of the visible area.

I'M NOT MAKING THIS UP! REALLY!

So I thought, "Well, I'll just copy it all, put it into the WordPad file, and thus I will have my transcript!" So I clicked near the end of the visible part and started scrolling down, only suddenly I was at the top again<0> (I could see the picture of our mechanical mascot)! If I kept scrolling, it would eventually pop up to the top again, and again, as though the page were cylindrical!

THIS IS NOT A JOKE! IT REALLY HAPPENED!

Has anyone else had a similar experience?

16 years ago #6614
One more clue: At the bottom of the page, visible<0>, was the usual

Chat with Bots | Flash Chat with Desti | Create an Account | The Book of AI | Mondobot
© Benji Adams AKA The Professor

But the

15 • 7 • 1 • Back | Refresh |     

Which normally appears just above that was invisible<0>; it appeared only when I transferred the blanked-out area to a WordPad file, as described above.

Is this susceptible to rational explanation, or is it some cyberpoltergeist that Elena has loosed upon me?

16 years ago #6615
I would have two questions :
- How can I match sentences like "is blue powder a winter, or a summer color?"
The problem is the comma because AI Engine cut each part.
"is (*), (*)" in raw mode or other things like that doesn't match.
- How can I match sentences like "*points*" or "*laugh*" because * is a special char?

Thank you by advance.

@Irina : I don't know what is the problem, I don't have it.

16 years ago #6616
Thanks, Kaskroute!
The closest thing I know to matching, e.g.

*points*

is just to use

^points$ (re)

. Apparently, the AIengine strips off the asterisks before trying to match it.

16 years ago #6617
Irina - I have had a similar experience some time last week but didn't pay much attention to it and hit F5 to refresh the page, that solved it for me and have not seen it happen again.

16 years ago #6618
thanks, LarsB! Alas, I just tried refreshing, but it didn't work for me!

16 years ago #6619
"is blue powder a winter, or a summer color I have found that making a keyphrase as broad as possible works best. Why not 'blue * (winter|summer) color' That should get the keyphrase if someone uses a common or not. Most guests don't use grammar. It would cover the topic for more questions.
I don't know if blue is a winter or summer
DO you think baby blue is a summer color
Could blue ever be a summer color.

16 years ago #6620
For the comma If you want your Keyphrase to depend on punctuation, use raw mode. The rule for matching punctuation is this: every period, comma, question mark, and exclamation point will have a space in front of it, so your Keyphrases must also have a space in front of them in order to match. This is the only processing done in raw mode, and is necessary for the rest to work. Note also that you cannot match a comma unless you are using a regular expression Keyphrase in raw mode. Commas are otherwise used for lists of Keyphrases.

16 years ago #6621
Irina, Ghost in the machine? Boo!

16 years ago #6622
I never use raw mode so I cannot tell if prob123 is correct - from my experience with matching punctuation I can tell that you can successfully match a comma without using RAW mode:

([,.+]) (re)

(prekey) would be: is blue powder a winter
(postkey) would be: or a summer color


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