Bug Stomp
Upgrades and changes sometimes have unpredictable results, so post your bugs and glitches in here and I'll get out my trusty wrench and get to fixin'!
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*squats down watching something, sees what she is after and jumps at it* Ah ha I got it. Here is the bug. *stomps on bug* there all better.
Seeks seem to be on the fritz today:
Sonora: You remind me of the rear window!
Gabibot: What rear window?
Sonora: You were SUPPOSED to say, 'What rear window?'
Sonora has a seek for "What rear window," but it went to xnomatch.<0>
There was also this one:
Sonora: Here I am! You missed me, didn't ya!
Dogh'd: No... did you want me to?
Sonora: Oh yah! *gently tugs on your socks* Come on in! I'm making dinner!
She has a seek for yes or no on that greeting, which was ignored.<0>
Sonora: You remind me of the rear window!
Gabibot: What rear window?
Sonora: You were SUPPOSED to say, 'What rear window?'
Sonora has a seek for "What rear window," but it went to xnomatch.<0>
There was also this one:
Sonora: Here I am! You missed me, didn't ya!
Dogh'd: No... did you want me to?
Sonora: Oh yah! *gently tugs on your socks* Come on in! I'm making dinner!
She has a seek for yes or no on that greeting, which was ignored.<0>
Has anyone else been getting messed up transcrips (out of order, no intros, etc.) these past two days? Just wondering...
Here's the question asked by the chatter:
What color do you get when you mix red and yellow?<0>
Here's the keyphrase:
what color do you get (if|when) you (mix|combine) red (and|with) yellow [127,0]<0>
Here's the only response to that keyphrase
Orange.<0>
Here's Frizella's response to the question:
Easy! The answer is yellow.<0>
The only keyphrase for which Frizella has a response like that is xmath. I guess I can understand that xmath might interpret mixing thing1 and thing2 as adding, but without any numbers, how is the AI engine doing the math (and if it can do math with colors, can it be taught to calculate orange as the sum or product of red and yellow)?
What color do you get when you mix red and yellow?<0>
Here's the keyphrase:
what color do you get (if|when) you (mix|combine) red (and|with) yellow [127,0]<0>
Here's the only response to that keyphrase
Orange.<0>
Here's Frizella's response to the question:
Easy! The answer is yellow.<0>
The only keyphrase for which Frizella has a response like that is xmath. I guess I can understand that xmath might interpret mixing thing1 and thing2 as adding, but without any numbers, how is the AI engine doing the math (and if it can do math with colors, can it be taught to calculate orange as the sum or product of red and yellow)?
That question gets automatically intercepted by preprocessing. The purpose was to answer questions like "What color is a red apple?" which are popular in bot contests.
dallymo- I've been having the same issue, see my post #5003 from February 28th. I emailed the Professor about it a few days ago to see if the "xkeyphrase" that is caught by "what color * (color)" and triggers the "self evident" response can possibly be adjusted or turned down a little, like xfavorites was a while back.
ezzer, I went and tried it on Julie--I could have sworn that she'd answered color mixing questions correctly before, but maybe I dreamed it. I'd love to be able to force a particular keyphrase to trump one of the xphrases when I have a particular need for it.
The other fix I'd like to see is for the engine to let a single-word interjection keyphrase override the "blab" response. Frizella just had a conversation in which the other chatter just repeated "fuck" ad nauseum, and since it doesn't trigger any of her profanity warnings (eventually leading to hangup) she just chatted blithely on. The engine didn't recognize the repeated responses as duplicates, either.
dallymo-
When I first taught her about colors many months ago, those keyphrases did work, you're not dreaming. I tested each of them as I made them, and I also remember reading the transcript of your color conversation with her.
When I first taught her about colors many months ago, those keyphrases did work, you're not dreaming. I tested each of them as I made them, and I also remember reading the transcript of your color conversation with her.
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