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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
Uh, My name is Shiruba, and i am a AI addict. however, i am kinda, uh, 6 months without even touching AI-stuff... so uh... i need help...thanks =p 
Hi, Shiruba, welcome to AIA, AI Anonymous. I am an addict. Thanks for sharing. 
You're in the right place, and we're glad you're here.
You're in the right place, and we're glad you're here. 
Good point.
I went to see a show last night and one of my favourite lines was, "I feel sorry for you people who don't drink. When you wake up in the morning, that's the best you're going to feel all day."
I went to see a show last night and one of my favourite lines was, "I feel sorry for you people who don't drink. When you wake up in the morning, that's the best you're going to feel all day."
PF and/or AIML extension:
Hello, I am not a newcomer, but I felt this was the best place to get input on this idea. I am currently thinking about programming a small application to allow rapid creation of either PF bots or AIML bots. I want for the person to be able to select the type of new information (person,place,thing) and it creates a 'funnel' or responses towards the right idea.
My question is this: When creating a bot, do persons,places, or things always have certain types of sentences associated with them? Or is each 'idea' different?
Hello, I am not a newcomer, but I felt this was the best place to get input on this idea. I am currently thinking about programming a small application to allow rapid creation of either PF bots or AIML bots. I want for the person to be able to select the type of new information (person,place,thing) and it creates a 'funnel' or responses towards the right idea.
My question is this: When creating a bot, do persons,places, or things always have certain types of sentences associated with them? Or is each 'idea' different?
Each idea is different by nature, as persons, places and things are all totally different... You can't generalize like that
Okay, now I'm lost. Wanting to add more than 40 xnone responses, I thought I could just use a goto to some other keyphrase...such as goto znone1. But after setting it all up, it doesn't work. The goto works in normal keyphrases, but not in xnone. Any suggestions? How does everyone else set up more than 40 xnone responses?
Monel:
I'm afraid I didn't understand your question. What do you mean by a funnel? What do you mean by the right idea?
I think one could create a sort of template for certain types of responses for PF-bots. For example, the kind of responses which involve re-arranging the input. For example, you want to match on 'Do you want me to X', and give back, 'I don't care whether you X or not', but then it matches on 'Do you want me to X you' and produces 'I don't care whether you X you or not', which is of course not what you desire, so you change it. Then it matches on 'Do you want me to X my Y', and gives back 'I don't care whether you X my Y or not', so you revise it again, and after awhile you have a whole bunch of keyphrases which, taken together, do a pretty good job. Now suppose you want it to only respond that way if X is, let's say, a proper noun, but if X is a common noun you want it to respond, 'I would like you to X on Tuesday'. Well, the response is different, but you will have the same cluster of keyphrases. Is that the sort of thing you mean?
I'm afraid I didn't understand your question. What do you mean by a funnel? What do you mean by the right idea?
I think one could create a sort of template for certain types of responses for PF-bots. For example, the kind of responses which involve re-arranging the input. For example, you want to match on 'Do you want me to X', and give back, 'I don't care whether you X or not', but then it matches on 'Do you want me to X you' and produces 'I don't care whether you X you or not', which is of course not what you desire, so you change it. Then it matches on 'Do you want me to X my Y', and gives back 'I don't care whether you X my Y or not', so you revise it again, and after awhile you have a whole bunch of keyphrases which, taken together, do a pretty good job. Now suppose you want it to only respond that way if X is, let's say, a proper noun, but if X is a common noun you want it to respond, 'I would like you to X on Tuesday'. Well, the response is different, but you will have the same cluster of keyphrases. Is that the sort of thing you mean?
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