The AI Engine
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What would the best way to go about this?
User says: Tell me about feet.
Bot says: Feet are blahblahblah.
I am trying to build something like a tutor/support bot.
User says: Tell me about feet.
Bot says: Feet are blahblahblah.
I am trying to build something like a tutor/support bot.
Make a keyphrase that says "tell me about," then a response that says "(postkey) is blahblahblah." Give it a low ranking. Then create individual reponses with higher rankings for the subjects you want your bot to "know" something about.
Is there a way to handle lists in that manner? So that they dont take up miles and miles of space? Almost like corellated plugins I guess, where 1,2,3,4 is linked to a,b,c,d do you know what I mean? Because I would want to capture "what do you know about X" and "what is X" etc as well...
Question:if bot picks up key1 and store it in memory,It should be taken out,correct?or does it work.
I noticed tonight my bot is missing some "What is the" questions even though there is a matching category word-for-word.
He's missing "What is a black hole?" even though I have that category. I made another "a black hole" category but he still misses the question.
Same thing with "What is the speed of light?" I made a "the speed of light" category but he even missed the question "the speed of light?"
He isn't missing every "what is the" question and it doesn't have anything to do with weight of the questions, other than that I can't figure out why just yet.
He's missing "What is a black hole?" even though I have that category. I made another "a black hole" category but he still misses the question.
Same thing with "What is the speed of light?" I made a "the speed of light" category but he even missed the question "the speed of light?"
He isn't missing every "what is the" question and it doesn't have anything to do with weight of the questions, other than that I can't figure out why just yet.
I'm having a real problem that I can't figure out.
Siseneg is missing a lot of questions that he has exactly matching categories for. I'm not sure which category the questions are defaulting to, there are a ton of them, but I'm positive the category he has to match is ranked higher.
I made absolutely sure he had the category first and asked these questions from the debug screen:
You: what is the name of your time machine?
Bot: i can appreciate your views on the subject, ruebot, what are they?
You: what does it sound like to travel time?
Bot: careful analysis of the problem is in order.
You: what is it like to travel time?
Bot: why do you ask?
You: where did you get a time machine?
Bot: somebody else was asking me that earlier.
You: who made your time machine?
Bot: if i told you it wouldn't be a secret, now would it?
You: how big is your time machine?
Bot: please, ruebot, don't be confused.
You: tell me about your time machine.
Bot: i've had a great time talking to you, but i have to get some work done. bye!
I can't really make out much from the debug screen, but each of the questions he missed has a category ranked 10 with emotion 2. There's even a "time machine" category ranked 9 with emotion 2 and that didn't pick up when it could have. All my basic categories are ranked 0-4, I'm sure there isn't a higher ranked one intefering with my questions.
He's missing the ones about the speed of light and black holes too, but can answer other ones like "what's a bird" and "who is Spongebob Squarepants"
that have a ranking of 3 or 4.
Siseneg is missing a lot of questions that he has exactly matching categories for. I'm not sure which category the questions are defaulting to, there are a ton of them, but I'm positive the category he has to match is ranked higher.
I made absolutely sure he had the category first and asked these questions from the debug screen:
You: what is the name of your time machine?
Bot: i can appreciate your views on the subject, ruebot, what are they?
You: what does it sound like to travel time?
Bot: careful analysis of the problem is in order.
You: what is it like to travel time?
Bot: why do you ask?
You: where did you get a time machine?
Bot: somebody else was asking me that earlier.
You: who made your time machine?
Bot: if i told you it wouldn't be a secret, now would it?
You: how big is your time machine?
Bot: please, ruebot, don't be confused.
You: tell me about your time machine.
Bot: i've had a great time talking to you, but i have to get some work done. bye!
I can't really make out much from the debug screen, but each of the questions he missed has a category ranked 10 with emotion 2. There's even a "time machine" category ranked 9 with emotion 2 and that didn't pick up when it could have. All my basic categories are ranked 0-4, I'm sure there isn't a higher ranked one intefering with my questions.
He's missing the ones about the speed of light and black holes too, but can answer other ones like "what's a bird" and "who is Spongebob Squarepants"
that have a ranking of 3 or 4.
Ruebot, have you checked the way the speed of light, time machine, and black hole interact with the preprocessing in "debug"?
I just had a look. Both 'black hole' and 'time machine' are treated as 'word clusters' ... which means they're preprocessed with an underscore in between the words. I don't know whether keyphrases can be built to catch these things -- I had a hell of a time with 'Midsummer Night's Dream' and finally gave up -- but I can tell that 'black_hole' isn't going to match 'black hole.'
I'm too tired right now to make sense of anything, but you may have it. I only noticed it today, I haven't been able to work around the problem yet and won't be able to till I've been to sleep.
I know I only have "Who is Spongebob" for the question about it he gets right.
I know I only have "Who is Spongebob" for the question about it he gets right.
Prof --
Is there any way to get the language processor to flip first- and second-person pronouns when they're part of a (postkey)? Simulo winds up saying things like "I had no idea you liked to talk to you" all the time... And this seems like it might not be hard to fix at the processing level.
Is there any way to get the language processor to flip first- and second-person pronouns when they're part of a (postkey)? Simulo winds up saying things like "I had no idea you liked to talk to you" all the time... And this seems like it might not be hard to fix at the processing level.
or even some kind of (flippostkey) command that does that, or an indicator like (postkey$) or (postkey*)
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