Bug Stomp

I tried [o][u][c][h] (re) raw rank of 65 and got this still blab.
Message: 'ouch' Time: 7.22
Message: (spell-corrected) 'ouch' Time: 7.23
Message: (preprocessed) 'ouch' Time: 7.23
Name Poss: Bildgesmythe (Name As Word: )
Begin Sentence Total Time: 7.24
This Sentence: ouch
This Phrase: ouch
Begin Interj Total Time: 7.24
Found: ouch
End Interj Total Time: 7.25
New Sentence: ''
Sentences:
Emotion: -1 Amp: 0 Hello? 0 Goodbye? 0 Yes? 0 No? 0 Haha? 0
ClusterTracker:
Message Info
Emotion: -1 Amp: 0 FoundHello: 0 FoundGoodbye: 0 FoundYes: 0 FoundNo: 0 FoundLaugh: 0
Sentences:
Emote?:

pre-GetKnown: 7.25
end-GetKnown: 7.25
Keyphrase Match:
Blank Message. Ending.

Emotional Analysis:

Favorites?:



What Noun?:


Considered BLAB (1).
Random Memory Number: 5 of 28
Memory Chance: 27 GossipTopic: 0 MemoryLevel: 1
No Match. (use xnone)

well, that is weird. I can't get it to recognize ([ou]+)[c]([h]+) (re), ([ou]+)[c]([h]+)([ !]+)$ (re), or even ([ouch]+) (re) in raw mode and rank 127! It ought to work, but I have no idea why it doesn't

I have upped the rank to 75 and tried
([o]+)([uch]+)([ !]+) (re)
^([ouch]+) (re)
all in raw mode still get
Considered BLAB (1)

Darn, because having it as a keyphrase would be much better than going to an xnone. I would at least like to offer them an aspirin or something.

Is anyone else having problems with ranks? For example, I had two keyphrases that use to work. 'I * think' rank 0, 'I do not' rank 15. I do not think used to come up under the I do not, now it's coming up under the I * think. The thought of having to change all the ranks gives me the chills.

Prob123, I have noticed a lot of goofiness, and I can't say it's just dropping seeks or ranks or whatnot. I would not go in and fix anything like that until we have the new server and can import. That's what I am waiting for, even though a few of my bots could really used some more work.

I've found that one-word responses are almost always treated as "blab" except for things in the "yes" equivalence class. So "hello!" will be treated as blab, but "Hello there!" will match a raw keyphrase for hello. Same with Shalom. Plain old "Shalom" is blab. "Shalom to you" will register with a "shalom" keyphrase.

I suspect the only fix is to get the Professor to tweak the AI Engine's blab-setting. *shrugs*

I was having a similar regex issue, and it was with a one word response as well - so thanks, prob and Ulrike, for your posts confirming my suspicions.

?? What is blab?

I guess it is a list of words that the AI engine just lables blab in debug and picks xnones for an answer, no matter what you may have for a response.

How do I find out what is supposed to be on this list?

Pretty much any one-word response (except 'yes') is treated as blab. One-word interjections are sometimes treated as blab as well.