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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Maryguise
3 years ago
3 years ago
Thunder dash, that sounds like it's an autocorrect issue, though could be undefined AIScript. What's the seek? Have you tried debug mode, should tell you why it's not picked.
LT Neko
3 years ago
3 years ago
Thunder dash if your keyphrase is rather long and/or very specific you may have issues getting it to trigger~
Shadow Season
3 years ago
3 years ago
Does anyone know what (=) means in keyphrasing terms? It shows up occasionally in the Master Bot Template, but I don't know what its function is supposed to be and the Book of AI doesn't seem to explain. Examples:
(a:eventually) (=)
(alright|enough) already (=)
surprise (=)
(a:eventually) (=)
(alright|enough) already (=)
surprise (=)
Maryguise
3 years ago
3 years ago
No clue, Shadow Season, if it doesn't actually match equals - might be worth creating a bot with just the master bot template and experimenting.
I have noticed that there's a huge chunk of new AIScript stuff - stuff like continue, but particularly copy seeks will be a godsend for me. I can probably remove a lot of excess seeks that are just gotos (or, rather, do it differently going forward, since it may count as a destructive import!).
I have noticed that there's a huge chunk of new AIScript stuff - stuff like continue, but particularly copy seeks will be a godsend for me. I can probably remove a lot of excess seeks that are just gotos (or, rather, do it differently going forward, since it may count as a destructive import!).
Shadow Season
3 years ago
3 years ago
Thanks Maryguise, I agree we'll probably have to just fiddle around with the new MBT phrases to see what they do. And yeah, 'copy seeks' is a great feature.
The Professor
3 years ago
3 years ago
(=) means an exact match. Hmm.. I'm looking through the code and it's possible I haven't gotten around to implementing it yet. There's also (#) to match a number and ($#) to match money but again, not sure if I finished that. If anyone has time to test, let me know.
Shadow Season
3 years ago
3 years ago
I did a few tests for (=) keyphrases earlier that only triggered #engage responses, so I guess it's not implemented yet. On the topic, may I ask what (re) is meant to do?
The Professor
3 years ago
3 years ago
Zeig - correct.
(re) is for using regular expressions in raw mode.
bobstack - what would you use that for?
(re) is for using regular expressions in raw mode.
bobstack - what would you use that for?
bobstack
3 years ago
3 years ago
i would use that for a form of common sense for the chatbot example.
user = is a apple a apple?
ichatbot = of course a apple is a apple.
user = is a tuna a carrot?
ichatbot = no a tuna is not a carrot.
user = is a apple a apple?
ichatbot = of course a apple is a apple.
user = is a tuna a carrot?
ichatbot = no a tuna is not a carrot.
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