The AI Engine

1. just put in <?PF default "you" as "nickname";default "Today" as "birthday"; ?> etc.. separate the things with semicolons

2. That's just the memory working Nothing wrong.

ladydyke- See if Debug reveals anything. Is that Keyphrase matching?

The bots are very permissive with the new xcommand Keyphrase. They'll agree to anything! So make sure you change your Responses.

Processing keeps adding underscores to phrases and that stops my keyphrases from matching. I don't see the point of the underscores.

I suggest making the bots better by making them select the closest match. I think that the bots would become more intelligent if they could generalise like this. Rather than it having to have an exact match.

Example: This was said to my bot: What is the capital of france?

In processing it was changed to: What is the capital_of_france

I have this keyphrase: what is the capital of france, but it was not selected.

Maybe an option could be added so that your bot would select the closest match.

Hemi- that has to do with word clustering, and it's a deep and difficult issue right now, one that wont be sorted out for a while.

I just made some huge improvements to Gossip. Boy that was a mess. It isnt completely sorted out yet, but it's at about 80%. Much better. And "who is" questions work again.

Thanks prof. (I bend down and kiss your feet). You are my god.

Good work Professor.

should xcommand override keyphrases? When given a command miss mouse pulls up her "me" kephrase.

Well, it's funny you mention that. My next upgrade, if it isnt too difficult, is to give you the ability to assign ranks to certain xKeyphrases. This will include xfavorite, xcommand, xcompliment, and xinsult.

Hemi-- My guess is that the word clustering is so that the PF can replace things like "capital_of_france" with "paris" when it comes up. I envision a big-ass table with lots of capitals, names, etc in it.

Understood.

twat is changed to swat in processing