The AI Engine

I used the following keyphrase to catch the word "shit"
([s]+)([hi]+)([t]+) (re)

For some reason it also picks up "sit"..make a keyphrase for sit if you have something like this or your bot will sound really stupid

I managed to match the tricky slang word similarly spelling it letter by letter in Regex - but the AI engine only picks it if it is a part of a sentence. If the word is used on it's own it goes to xnonsense. I wonder if I should add a ^ and $ for good measure...

I would add the ^whatever$ it does help

Added ^ and $ - no luck for tricky word. But I can live with that.

A little question regarding the mindfile size. I heard that the maximum file size accepted for import is 1 Meg. Is this still true?

Mine is 0.2 Meg and I just started… I try hard to reduce the dataload, by using smarter keyhrases among other things. For example:

Talk(ed|ing|) * (object)(s|) instead of (talk|talked|talking) * (object), (talk|talked|talking) * (object)(s),


What I discovered is that sometimes keyphrases with (ing|), (ed|), (s|), etc. work and sometimes they don’t. I am not sure what the snug is.

Is anybody else using them? Or should I get rid of them?

accepted for import is 1 Meg.
No, my bots are well over that and can import.

What keyphrase are you trying to catch?
Try things like (talk|talked|talking)

Great! This is good to know we can exceed 1 meg. I will stop using word(s|) format from now on and use (word|words) format as I saw in keynomes on BJ home page.

Yeah, my file is damn near 6mb.. and it keeps growing.

A good combination of self memories and plug-ins should generally keep your file size down.

At last managed to match: "What rhymes with" had to use regex
What ([r]+)([hymes]+) with (re) <?PF raw; ?>

But this is so strange, why would the AI engine not match such a simple keyphrase? It thinks Rhymes is a male name, but still stange.

I just used things like
(rhyme|rhymes) * (brown|town|gown|down|clown|frown|noun) (re)
or
(rhyme|rhymes) * ([abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz]+)(aled|ailed) (re)
works for me

This covers keyphrases like 'rhyme lime for me' or can you find rhymes for nailed. etc..

I have ran rhyme and rhymes through debug and don't see it getting read as a name. Check out any plugins you have for names and rank the rhyme ones higher.
You: Rhyme time
Bot: I'll try lime, time, rhyme, thyme.

The above keyphrase will catch most rhyme questions like
Do you know a word that rhymes with .....
What rhymes with .....
Can you rhyme ....
is there a rhyme for ....
Rhyme ....
Is there a rhyme for ....
etc
People can as a simple question in a thousand ways it seems

Thanks, I see both your keyphrases are regular expressions. For some reason the AI engine refused to match un-regexed word "rhymes". It thought it was a male name but sent it to Blab. I will just use regexes. Problem solved.

Wow, Forge is running great.