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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I've had similar situations with guests. I can't think of a sure-fire way to stop this, and my bot is pretty dependent on memories and relationships. The simplest solution I've found is for my bot to state that it works better with registered users.
Well I'm glad to hear that other people have seen this and have thought about it, and that it's not just a product of my imagination! It seems that the likelyhood is pretty significant that guest memory inheritance will be an issue.
It would be nice to be able to give a bot the ability to reciprocate professions of love, respond positively to questions about relationship status, etc. without having to worry about these memories getting mixed up.
It would be nice to be able to give a bot the ability to reciprocate professions of love, respond positively to questions about relationship status, etc. without having to worry about these memories getting mixed up.
Can someone clarify the use of the statement <?PF once; ?>? Is the response given once per person/account or once per chat session?
Once per chat session.
If you want an answer to come up only once per person/account, you have to make use of a memory.
If you want an answer to come up only once per person/account, you have to make use of a memory.
The Book of AI isn't really clear on that.
And just to clarify, writing <?PF once; ?> is the same as checking the "1" box next to the response?
Does anyone know of a way to make a memory that becomes the specific day that a response was last triggered?
I've tested it - you can put year, month, and day of week into a memory. (A plugin for the day number seems to be missing - I didn't find anything like that in the Book of AI. But you can make use of 31 phrases with the AI scripts "<?PF chrono: day(1); ?>" to "<?PF chrono: day(31); ?>". But that's lots of copy 'n paste ...)
What I didn't find is a way to calculate how many days ago that was.
What I didn't find is a way to calculate how many days ago that was.
If a bot is experiencing wacky, unstable emotions, could that be due to some sort of emotion bleedover from another conversation?
While I completely understand why it was set up the way it is, I would like the ability to override the AI engine's processing of greetings (hi, hello, etc) after the beginning of the conversation as BLAB, and write my own responses. Is there a way that could be done with rankings?
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