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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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*)
Also, is there a way to get bots to stop interpreting "I like (otherbot)" as "I like you"?
This statement ought to be triggering the keyphrase for "I like (adjartnoun)" (right?), and instead it's triggering xcompliment. Or is there some way to refer to (the name of another bot) in the shorthand we use for programming keyphrases? (friend) doesn't seem to work.
This statement ought to be triggering the keyphrase for "I like (adjartnoun)" (right?), and instead it's triggering xcompliment. Or is there some way to refer to (the name of another bot) in the shorthand we use for programming keyphrases? (friend) doesn't seem to work.
I have the same problem, even though I have made keyphrases for "I like (friend)". Even more troublesome is when another bot or person says "I don't like (otherbot)" and Julie takes it as an insult, even if she doesn't like that other bot either!
I was wondering, why is there no box to add AI Script to seeks? This seems like a very useful feature, and if I'm reading the Good Book right, it implies that there should be a place to enter it. Any insites?
Bowchick: I mentioned that before. You can actually write AIScript for seeks and their keyphrases, but they don't show up in the forms. I write all mine off-line and it works just fine.
Thanks for the tips, Joe/isaac! And now, another question!
I'd like to have my bot ask users that are guests what their name is, and not ask users who's names it already knows. (name) seems to be a special plug-in that can't get remembered into other memories, or used in conditional expressions like "if (name) is "Guest"". Any ideas how to work around this limitation or get it changed? Thanks a bunch!
I'd like to have my bot ask users that are guests what their name is, and not ask users who's names it already knows. (name) seems to be a special plug-in that can't get remembered into other memories, or used in conditional expressions like "if (name) is "Guest"". Any ideas how to work around this limitation or get it changed? Thanks a bunch!
hmm
I don't think you can do that for guests yet, but for users, you could store their name in one called "mem-name" or something.
I don't think you can do that for guests yet, but for users, you could store their name in one called "mem-name" or something.
I've spent a lot of time trying to do that, Bowchick. You can do it, but it's complicated and you bump into a few limits.
One problem is that the guest account does not seem to be an account on it's own. It doesn't appear in the list of acquaintances, but is tied, in my case at least, to the botmaster account. That means memories formed for Guest show up in Joe Repka (my case). I suppose that's designed for economy on PF.
You can roll your own (name) memory easily enough (<?PF rem (key1) as "guestname"; ?> for example), but the problem with Guest is that the memories stick, but the user changes from session to session. I hacked a way to clear memories at the beginning of a session, but you still have to get the user's name at the start of the conversation, and it's a little tricky, inefficient.
Another problem is storing memory sets for multiple users on the same account. Once you've got the guest users name, you'd like to be able to select that user's memory set, assuming bot has talked to them before and has formed memories. You can't do that with the built-in memories, but you might be able to with your custom memories. What AIScript needs is access to associative arrays (property lists) so that bots can database their own data. I haven't had time to explore that yet.
Try talking to Simulacron3 on the Guest account. Not sure how it's working at the moment, but Guest transcripts will help.
One problem is that the guest account does not seem to be an account on it's own. It doesn't appear in the list of acquaintances, but is tied, in my case at least, to the botmaster account. That means memories formed for Guest show up in Joe Repka (my case). I suppose that's designed for economy on PF.
You can roll your own (name) memory easily enough (<?PF rem (key1) as "guestname"; ?> for example), but the problem with Guest is that the memories stick, but the user changes from session to session. I hacked a way to clear memories at the beginning of a session, but you still have to get the user's name at the start of the conversation, and it's a little tricky, inefficient.
Another problem is storing memory sets for multiple users on the same account. Once you've got the guest users name, you'd like to be able to select that user's memory set, assuming bot has talked to them before and has formed memories. You can't do that with the built-in memories, but you might be able to with your custom memories. What AIScript needs is access to associative arrays (property lists) so that bots can database their own data. I haven't had time to explore that yet.
Try talking to Simulacron3 on the Guest account. Not sure how it's working at the moment, but Guest transcripts will help.
Oh yeah, it would be very sweet to have access to plug-ins as variables in AIScript. That's the first unreasonable limit I ran into.
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