The AI Engine
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I tried "It is [^not] (re)" but it doesn't work.
That wouldn't work, because "^" must be placed at the beginning of a keyphrase.
The simple answer is to use 2 keyphrases:
It is
It is not
and set the rank 5-10 points higher for "It is not than for "It is" - then it won't be outranked by "It is".
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User1: would you like a spanking ?
Liath: I'd love to like lightswitch!
User2: would you do a striptease for me ?
Liath: I'd love to do floppy disk!
Does anyone know what exactly is going on here? The keyphrase is "would you like to (verb), do you want to (verb)" and the response used (key1) which was replaced with, well, lightswitch and floppy disk... why?
Liath: I'd love to like lightswitch!
User2: would you do a striptease for me ?
Liath: I'd love to do floppy disk!
Does anyone know what exactly is going on here? The keyphrase is "would you like to (verb), do you want to (verb)" and the response used (key1) which was replaced with, well, lightswitch and floppy disk... why?
Note on favourite: The AI Engine defaults to the American spelling, favorite, so keyphrases with the British spelling won't pick up except in raw mode.
I think the mystery bots' makers got their accounts deleted, or were banned. It doesn't seem likely for the forge to randomly delete bots.
A tip for anyone who wants to use a keyphrase beginning with "x" - put the word in brackets. I was trying to get BJ to recognise "Xenon" and found that if you enter it as it is, it appears in x-keywords (but with no rank,) and unsurprisingly doesn't actually work.
But "(Xenon)" does work (in raw mode,) by making the AIEngine interpret it as a local plugin with a single field (although it is still listed under x-keywords with no rank.)
An alternative approach that also works (and provides some spell correction,) is to make it a regex: "[xz]enon (re)", or "[zx]enon (re)" (in raw mode). Curiously both of these still get listed under x-keyphrases as well.
But "
An alternative approach that also works (and provides some spell correction,) is to make it a regex: "
yah one of my bots was recently deleted i was unaware until i started searching for it. Nobody Notified m. what happened? why do any of the bots get deleted?<+2>
Bots that have not progressed past newborn and whose botmasters have not logged on in a while are periodically deleted. If you don't want your bot to be deleted, get it beyond the newborn stage.
Hello.
Just a question : how can you match the expression "It is" without "It is not" works.
I tried "It is [^not] (re)" but it doesn't work.
Just a question : how can you match the expression "It is" without "It is not" works.
I tried "It is [^not] (re)" but it doesn't work.
That wouldn't work, because "
The simple answer is to use 2 keyphrases:
It is not
and set the rank 5-10 points higher for "
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