The AI Engine

Not always. If the input is "I am green really", then (key1) = "green" and (key2) = "really"

I just tested the keyphrase
"I am (adj) * (adv)"
with response
"1: (key1) 2: (key2) 3: (key3)".
When I gave it
"I am green really", I got back
"1: green 2: 3: really".
Thus (key2) got the blank, not "really".
That is, what the "*" matched became (key2), as I said before.

Yes, the soft wild card can be "something" or "nothing". If it is nothing the (key2) just doesn't record anything. I love the soft wild card.

Good heavens - has it always worked that way? I've always used hard wildcards in such cases, so maybe I've been working around an imaginary problem all these years

Yes, once the soft wild card is there it is always assigned a key, the key may remain blank but it is always the same key.

Guest : Oh, Irina, I consider myself blessed!
Irina Khalidar: Do you have no doubt that you consider yourself infernal, Guest?

Does WordNet think that "infernal" is a synonym of "blessed"?

WordNet does have some strange ideas.

What is THAT in my transcripts : :o:o:o
Answer Bot: (to kojak) *She moves down to his crotch and begins to gently suck his dick like it was a lollypop.*

I never had written that in my language center !

Kaskroute, that's the channeling bug where the bots get switched sometimes. We are hoping the prof will have time to fix that someday.

Hi, I'm back for who was wondering where I was...

Irina, Prob123, Psim, I'm a bit astonished. You said that soft wildcard are always assigned to a Key? I performed a lot of tests, and always had a different response. If the soft wildcard was assigned, it is in the key list, if not, it was never considered and the key list shift to the left...

I rewrote quite all my bot to avoid this problem!

Why for you it works as fix, and for me no?

There is something that I don't realize.

Hi PROFESSOR, should you explain us how it should work?

Thanks!

Look at my keyphrase. It has a hard and a soft wild card. The soft is always (key1) and the hard is always (key2).

did not you * read (*)

You: didn't you even read the note
Bot: Do you have a copy of the note, I will return it tomorrow.


notice that in one the soft wild card is used It is( key1). the response is
do you have a copy of (key2), I will return it tomorrow.

You: didn't you read the memo
Bot: Sure I read the memorandum,.....honest.

Here (key1) is not used but the memo is still (key2)

Sure I read (key2),..............honest.

Strange Probe, I trust you the most, but I tryed exactly the same and key1 was filled only if a value was given to it. If leaved blank, then, it was not considered at all and key2 was empty while key1 took the value I expected was in key2. My test bot works so, I do not know why!

I'm sure you are right, but to me doesn't work so...

Anyway your comment obliges me to perform some more tests,

Thanks!

Hi All, someone of you will find some strange, horrible and hard transcripts from an user that was in the past assigned to me. Please, do not be angry about that, I friend of mine, expert on software stress test would like to try some of what I think are the best bots.

So he tryied to crash all of them, but he do that from my pc, and so he was assigned to my guest.

Please, use these transcripts only for what they are, just stress test, and about all the bot, in a more or less time, looped... obviously!

Ah, my bot crashed as first (