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 noticed the gossiping thing too. I also noticed that my bot is throwing compound responses, even though I turned that feature off...
(Makes for some interesting conversations, mind you.
(Makes for some interesting conversations, mind you.
The gossip-gushing bug was triggering bad compound responses, but that's fixt now.
xemote-positive-very needs emotion of 4 to 5, and xemote-negative-very needs emotion of -4 to -5.
xemote-positive-very needs emotion of 4 to 5, and xemote-negative-very needs emotion of -4 to -5.
Thank you, Professor. I want to thank you again for all the hardwork you put into this site! Your dedication to the project is so inspiring, it makes me want to work harder on my bot, learn more about AI.
It makes my head spin! Anyways, you're very welcome. It's a lot of work, but I enjoy it, too. There are so many things to do, so many ideas to try out.. sometimes I dont know where to begin. I have an entire notebook filled with ideas.
I can't seem to delete my private plugins. I click delete but it just send me back to the plugins page with the plugin still there
I just read that stuff about ,eh? getting translated. I am disappointed. I have a keyphrase that tries to notice Canadians. I guess I'll have to get more specific, eh?
I have a keyphrase "I (verb)" with a value of minus 2 and "I" with a value of 1, and several I "verb" with specific verbs, ranging from 2 to 20. I think I read, prof, that a specific key phrase gets preference mostly over the I (verb) knd... And yet, though I keep lessening the value of "I (verb)", when I see the response come up
too often, it still manages to win! How low should I go to differentiate properly between eg I want and I (verb)?
too often, it still manages to win!
How low should I go to differentiate properly between eg I want and I (verb)?
I (verb) is minus 5 now, I is one, and yet... does a two part keyphrase always win over a single maybe?
would it be possible to have seperate xnone keyphrases for different sentance types? like interogative, imperitive etc.?
xnone only comes into play when there is not a single key phrase found... so if you do your job right it goes to a much better "answer" than an xnone would and could ever be.
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