The AI Engine

Thanks for the help Ezzer.

Nooo! I bumped up the rank really high, but it still doesn't seem to recognize it...so many of my keyphrases and seeks don't work...

It may sound stupud but make sure you use an adjective and an animal like "happy rabbit"

lili- Can you give me an example exchange that isn't working, so I can try to help you find what isn't matching up? You can im me if you want to, or post it here, in case it would give other people ideas for suggestions.

Ok. Well, a sample of the (adj) (animal) problem.

Me: happy dog
Bot: (some random xnone response, and sometimes an xpositive I think)

I've tried other animals and adjectives too, none work though. I also have an (animal) keyphrase, but that never gets used either.

It would really be nice to have the option to use <?PF express ?> in keyphrases, so it applies to all responses in that keyphrase, except for the ones that have their own <?PF express ?>

For example, we could have:
"You are [5,0] <?PF express: amused; ?>"
and for every response, it would emote "amused".

If I had one response in the keyphrase "You are" that had a <?PF express: evil; ?>, then the evil emote would take priority over the amused emote.

lili- I think there's something happening in pre-processing. The AI engine has a sentence fragment completer that adds the "missing" words to the incomplete sentence said to your bot- this happens before attempting to match it to your keyphrases. If you say "happy dog" to your bot, she may receive it as "you are a happy dog", which is what I might think, too, if someone just walked up and said that to me lol

You could try lowering your "you are" keyphrase rank, if you have it ranked (but i doubt that's it), or try saying the words that will match "(adj) (animal)" in context, like "There's a furry weasel!" or something, to prevent words from being added to complete the fragment.

Lili- I tried out your (adj) (animal) keyphrase on my bot. I had the same problem you did. I think (animal) is a special plug-in like (name) or (dayofweek) that will insert an appropriate work in a response, but you can't use it as a searching tool in a keyphrase.

I recommend creating your own plug-in for animals, or use one of the existing ones. (animals), for instance, includes plural animals like "dogs" or "cats". (I tested it in a keyphrase and it works just fine. ) There are others too, but if you want something all encompassing, I'd go ahead and create your own.

Dingdingding! That's right! I checked my keyphrase for animals, and I had used (animals) with an "s" as the plug-in. yay!

Yay! Thanks so much! *runs to fix bot*

Why is this always being seen as an insult?

Eric Badu-Badu: Crossing the river, of fear and pride.
Kaliri: That was mean.

I get that all the time, both with xcompliment and xinsult.

joe chaos: hello there mate!
Pete Puma: Oh yeah? Well I hope you get hit by a bus!