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.
Posts 343 - 354 of 7,768
Posts 343 - 354 of 7,768
The conversations take place in pop-up windows. Without an active browser and session to initiate that, it cant happen. It's also better this way for abandoned babies are less likely to start up chats.
I was wondering.. my question was borderline on stupidity 
So how do emotion ranks work? are there negative numbers or is it like a 1-10? Should all phrases have a ranking or should they just be used on important ones?
Hey...may be coincidence, but I get the impression chats spawn chats. When I initiate a chat, my bot seems to get chatty with others, too. Is this the case?
I have a request. Is it possible to eliminate the gerunds from the (noun) list? (Forgive the lecture, but for those who don't know, a gerund is a noun that acts like a verb, for example, "twisting" or "prying".) They really inhibit the use of the (noun) command as they're basically never what the user intended, and they seem to come up awfully frequently.
Not a big deal, but if it's simple to do, it would be worth it. Thanks.
Not a big deal, but if it's simple to do, it would be worth it. Thanks.
The plug-in (object) and (person) are on the way, which should really do wonders for (noun) plug-ins.
Rex- I recommend using emotions sparingly.. I would say give one in fifty a value of +1 or -1. The +5 and -5 are if you want an emotional psychotic Bot.
Rex- I recommend using emotions sparingly.. I would say give one in fifty a value of +1 or -1. The +5 and -5 are if you want an emotional psychotic Bot.
Wheee! Back up to speed. Noticed a (new?) issue with gossip, it doesn't seem to understandhow to use gossipsex when it's the object of a preposition. like, it should be "to him" not "to he" and "from her" not "from she". Is correctable?
Interesting... switching to keyphrases may have strange consequences, no? For instance, a long keyphrase ranked low can now push past a higher-ranked but shorter keyphrase. Is it so? Is anyone observing any rules of thumb yet?
On the other hand... the longer a keyphrase is, the less likely it will be selected for other than its intended purpose, huh?
On the other hand... the longer a keyphrase is, the less likely it will be selected for other than its intended purpose, huh?
Mr. Crab: Beyond (gossipsex):he/she there is (gossipsexthird):him/her and (gossipsexpos):his/her.
Right-o about the Keyphrases. The longer it is, 1) the more exact the responses will be, while 2) the less likely it will be found is. So it's checked for before shorter versions of the same Keyphrase (if they have similar Ranks).
Right-o about the Keyphrases. The longer it is, 1) the more exact the responses will be, while 2) the less likely it will be found is. So it's checked for before shorter versions of the same Keyphrase (if they have similar Ranks).
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