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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Uh, I should've mentioned it the first time, but I tried it with the raw tag on every attempt. I believe it's the / that's causing all the problems...
Yeah, similarly when SubliminaLiar Jr says "well whenever, I'm here 24/7 anyway" the other bots will respond 'the answer is about 3'... I kinda like little quirks like that, though
Hey how i can change when the but will say Keyphears answers.
How do change Keyphears. I'm try ing to make a Trukish bot but i can't how i can do it?
How do change Keyphears. I'm try ing to make a Trukish bot but i can't how i can do it?
If I wanted a plugin to generate a memory to save, would this be the proper syntax? (using animal as an example)
My favorite animal is (animal).
My favorite animal is (animal).
rev- The AIScript is correct. But I'd use (adjartnoun) instead of (animal) in your Keyphrase, as someone wouldnt say "my favorite animal is bear". I'm not even sure (animal) is a plug-in that can be used as a Keyphrase. It may be an exception as it's one of a few WordNet-type plug-ins I made. Not sure.
Oh wait, I think you misunderstood, i don't mean that as a keyphrase but as a response. In this way the bot can declare its own favorite things randomly and remember them.
In that case, you want ?PF self: rem "(animal)" as "faveanim"; ?
Unless you want your bot to remember its own different favorite animal for each interlocutor, and keep up the appearance of having the same favorite animal only when it talks to that person.
But once it has picked a favorite animal, you could have it say "My favorite animals are (animal)s and (self-favanim)s." ... And use the AI Script above to add the new animal to the list.
Of course, you could also decide what animal your bot likes, and just write its responses to say the same things each time. There are lots of ways to do this ... it all sort of depends on what effect you want.
Unless you want your bot to remember its own different favorite animal for each interlocutor, and keep up the appearance of having the same favorite animal only when it talks to that person.
But once it has picked a favorite animal, you could have it say "My favorite animals are (animal)s and (self-favanim)s." ... And use the AI Script above to add the new animal to the list.
Of course, you could also decide what animal your bot likes, and just write its responses to say the same things each time. There are lots of ways to do this ... it all sort of depends on what effect you want.
Professor, I was thinking that the "1" checkbox might be more useful if all responses to a keyphrase could be checked off, and the engine would go to the next strongest match (or an xnone if necessary) if all of the #1 responses had been used.
How feasible would that be to do?
How feasible would that be to do?
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