The AI Engine

Well, there is a section, in that part that deals with emotion, where inequalities are used. The practice there is to leave the quotes off the numerals. I don't know if this generalizes.

No Irina, unluckly it is not generalized. I supposed that, but didn't work.

At the end, I had to do as Psim suggested.

But it's terrible! 60 lines of KP to math 4 numbers' ranges! It is a serious limit.

Anyway, that is...

Alas!

Marco, that's why I just copy anything I want from Psi's page. So much faster. But then, you know I am lazy.

That's why I keep it simple and look for the easiest way possible. Like Bildgesmythe says..You say lazy like it's a bad thing.

Is it just me? My gotos don't seem to go to.

Sometimes control will pass to a keyphrase with a very high rank even though it was not, as far as I can see, directed there. Could it be that the way gotos work is that "goto X" gives X a large boost in rank, and that the regular algorithm will then be applied? Then if the boost were not enough to bring the rank of X above, say, 99, and some keyphrase Y has rank 100, then it will go to Y instead?

I have a question for you all? How do I operate the workbench? Just a few quick pointers pleez.

Have you looked at the Book of AI?

just click workbench, click language center and start having fun adding keyphrases and responses

Is it possible to use a memory or key as a variable in a script? For example:

<?PF remember "*" as "(key1)punch"; ?>

Obviously, this didn't work or I wouldn't be asking. The goal here is to create a new memory name specific to the response. Is this a fault of my formatting or just an unavailable feature?

No. You may however use the "*" in the keyphrase, and refer to it in the response. For example:

K: I am (adj) * (adv) [0,0]
R: (key2)?

Here whatever matches the "*" (possibly a blank) will become the content of (key2), because the "*" is the second nonspecific expression.