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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How does one set defaults for memories using AIScript initialization in the chatbot's settings? I tried:
self: remember "badger" as "state";
but it creates an error.
self: remember "badger" as "state";
but it creates an error.
@zeal, i've also found trouble keeping some of those responses that use keys grammatically correct. in that situation, i'd assume setting a separate keyphrase with a plural inflector attached to the noun key and with the responses changed to suit the grammar would work. i'm not sure whether or not there's a simpler method.
re: your second question: to set a default for a memory, the statement has to begin with "default" or "def".
re: your second question: to set a default for a memory, the statement has to begin with "default" or "def".
@Zeal,
There are two ways to set defaults for memories in the settings. They have a different scope.
Two examples from Vanessa Blue:
def "none" as only "your-gender"; initiates the memory only once for a given interlocutor, if it's changed during a chat it will always remember the new value
rem "t-shirt" as only "my-top"; initiates the memory on every new chat, so even if the value has been changed during a chat, the next chat with the same interlocutor the memory will be restored to its default.
There are two ways to set defaults for memories in the settings. They have a different scope.
Two examples from Vanessa Blue:
def "none" as only "your-gender"; initiates the memory only once for a given interlocutor, if it's changed during a chat it will always remember the new value
rem "t-shirt" as only "my-top"; initiates the memory on every new chat, so even if the value has been changed during a chat, the next chat with the same interlocutor the memory will be restored to its default.
I started a new chatbot lately and I found that the xhello keyphrase doesn't include "hai", for probably obvious reasons, so I've added my own keyphrase for that. I typed in goto 3 as the response, but instead of going to xhello, which is ID 3, it goes to my ID 17, which is basically the "how are you" keyphrase. In fact, that happens when I say hello too, instead of it going to the xhello responses. Does anybody know why it's doing this and how I can fix it?
Hey, I want to do a continuation of something happening to see if I can do one. So I put a text saying[ say: start ] then added a keyphrase looking for the word (start) then responding with [ say: continue ] seeking (continue) with response [ again say: continue ] seeking (continue) then responding [ done! ]
I start the conversation to test it, the first coninue works but when put it in again, the bot blames me for repeating it, and there aren't any xkeyphrases that say that.. Someone help!
I start the conversation to test it, the first coninue works but when put it in again, the bot blames me for repeating it, and there aren't any xkeyphrases that say that.. Someone help!
Okay, got a few questions regarding AIscript:
1) I'd like to be able to compare number sizes and do conditionals on the results - stuff like if(key1) > (mem-storedNumber) - is there a way to do this (is that what the xmath is for? I don't really know much about that one)? I can sanitize the inputs using regex to make sure they're numbers, if that's required.
2) Again, AIScript comparisons. if I have a stored value that can be one of three things, is there a NOT operator? So if(mem-Location) is NOT \"uk\", for example.
ACcaptive - you'd probably be better off using something like xnomatch instead of continue for your seek triggers. For something like that, though, you can also look at turning off the repeating filter (or get around it by adding punctuation at the end of your message, like continue! - the punctuation is stripped out by the engine after repetition checks but before actual processing).
1) I'd like to be able to compare number sizes and do conditionals on the results - stuff like if(key1) > (mem-storedNumber) - is there a way to do this (is that what the xmath is for? I don't really know much about that one)? I can sanitize the inputs using regex to make sure they're numbers, if that's required.
2) Again, AIScript comparisons. if I have a stored value that can be one of three things, is there a NOT operator? So if(mem-Location) is NOT \"uk\", for example.
ACcaptive - you'd probably be better off using something like xnomatch instead of continue for your seek triggers. For something like that, though, you can also look at turning off the repeating filter (or get around it by adding punctuation at the end of your message, like continue! - the punctuation is stripped out by the engine after repetition checks but before actual processing).
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