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.
Posts 6,744 - 6,755 of 7,766
Posts 6,744 - 6,755 of 7,766
Ty Paige
16 years ago
16 years ago
Just switched the public plugin of (allnames) to a private plugin..
That worked perfect..
From now on.. I'll copy public plugins and privatize them.
That worked perfect..
From now on.. I'll copy public plugins and privatize them.
Kenny is Hawt
16 years ago
16 years ago
When trying to write an "xhello" response, and then chatting, it always reverts to the "xnone." I haven't been able to get it to work yet.
prob123
16 years ago
16 years ago
xhello sometimes just doesn't work, but from the book of AI
Xhello
This is used as a response to a new conversation initiated by someone else. Note that xhello will ONLY come up at the very beginning of a conversation. Repeated attempts to try to trigger xhello will trigger xnone instead, because it makes no sense conversationally to continue greeting someone again and again.
Make sure that you don't have AI script or emotion that keeps the phrase from coming up.
Xhello
This is used as a response to a new conversation initiated by someone else.
Make sure that you don't have AI script or emotion that keeps the phrase from coming up.
Borris
16 years ago
16 years ago
I'm having problem with people's names. When my both asks someone what his name is, keyphrases like "my name is (*)" or "call me (*)" are recognized easily, but it doesn't work if the answer is just a single word. For some reason, those replies almost invariable get directed to xcommand, no matter the name.
I tried this keyphrase:
^([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz]+)$ (re)
to recognize all one-word answers, but it's still not working. Any tip on what I should do?
I tried this keyphrase:
^([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz]+)$ (re)
to recognize all one-word answers, but it's still not working. Any tip on what I should do?
prob123
16 years ago
16 years ago
You can try the name plug ins like (allnames) and (all-names) with a high rank, over 20. It should pick up most names
(allnames), (all-names) 20 0 remember (key1) as only "name"
(allnames), (all-names) 20 0 remember (key1) as only "name"
LarsB
16 years ago
16 years ago
I tried this keyphrase:
^([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz]+)$ (re)
to recognize all one-word answers, but it's still not working. Any tip on what I should do?
Assuming the question is in xinitiate - you could also try a catch all seek (*) to the "what's your name" question and have the user/bot confirm that that is the name to be used, then rem (firstkey1) as only "name"
What's your name?
Add a seek: (*)
Response: Is that really your name / is that what you want me to call you / etc.
Seek: yes => rem (firstkey1) as only "name"
Response: your bots' response
Seek: (xnomatch) => your bots' response
^([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz]+)$ (re)
to recognize all one-word answers, but it's still not working. Any tip on what I should do?
Assuming the question is in xinitiate - you could also try a catch all seek (*) to the "what's your name" question and have the user/bot confirm that that is the name to be used, then rem (firstkey1) as only "name"
What's your name?
Add a seek: (*)
Response: Is that really your name / is that what you want me to call you / etc.
Seek: yes => rem (firstkey1) as only "name"
Response: your bots' response
Seek: (xnomatch) => your bots' response
Ulrike
16 years ago
16 years ago
Unless things have changed while I was away, seeks work about once in a blue moon on "xinitiate".
LarsB
16 years ago
16 years ago
Maybe Sublimunse is in a universe full of blue moons, don't know, his seeks in xinitiate always get picked up by the engine.
acebrock
15 years ago
15 years ago
Well, I'm not sure what the problem itself is but you can get rid of the im in the keyphrase because when you put in I'm, the bot splits it up into I am before deciding on it's response, as it does with all contractions
Edit: You sure that (key2) shouldn't be (key1) btw? Also, do you have responses to that keyphrase? otherwise I'm lost
Edit: You sure that (key2) shouldn't be (key1) btw? Also, do you have responses to that keyphrase? otherwise I'm lost
acebrock
15 years ago
15 years ago
Speaking of problems, I replaced a phrase on my bot, but the old phrase comes up in its old place in the cycle, and the new phrase doesn't come up at all
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