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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
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Hello. I thought I'd try and give the simple hard and soft wildcards a shot in my keyphrases but they don't seem to work. Am I doing something wrong or is there a bug issue?
I was just checking out my Bot's inner life and I clicked on the "Edit" button to see the memories associated with one of the chatters listed,and when the page opened there was nothing in it, even though that chatter had 5 sad face icons behind it. Shouldn't I be seeing a list or something when I click on edit. In my inner life there is nothing...no info. The only thing that changes from time to time is the amount of emoticons and their mood. Do I have something set wrong in my browser preventing me from getting all the info I should?
Hi Waddle. Wild cards were working for me. Can you tell me exactly how you set them up and what happened in chat?
Also you have to make memories or have a chat the triggers default memories in order to edit them. For example, if you create a memory to remember the chatter's name whenever someone says "My name is (*)", you will see memories for name you can then edit. Emotions are triggered by the number you give them regardless of whether a specific memory is triggered in a chat.
Also you have to make memories or have a chat the triggers default memories in order to edit them. For example, if you create a memory to remember the chatter's name whenever someone says "My name is (*)", you will see memories for name you can then edit. Emotions are triggered by the number you give them regardless of whether a specific memory is triggered in a chat.
Thanx for the reply Bev.
I set up a wildcard for the keyphrase "do you like" to "do you * like" to cover if someone typed in "do you really like", but when I tried it the bot kept going to the default xnone responses.
I set up a wildcard for the keyphrase "do you like" to "do you * like" to cover if someone typed in "do you really like", but when I tried it the bot kept going to the default xnone responses.
Up the rank a bit. Also check to see that the soft wild card is still there. Sometimes when adding a soft wild card the AI engine will strip it out as punctuation and you have to retype the keyphrase.
I don't see a bot listed for you. You might have to email the Professor. Did it ever show? Did it get saved when you created it?
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