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Originally posted by Kaane
Greetz to All!
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of 65k. Is there any way of overcoming this usable text size in a *.txt file?
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especially when we *know* the question can be answered correctly
Kaane
65 kb per file, max 2mb is retained.
no sdk. no sources. afaik
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sounds like meta-search bot called by uhal would do,
that is somewhat similar to aibush program that displays
info from databases in a browser. if you want ai to parse
then needs some targeting (i haven't had chance to confirm)
along lines of attached...but that bot is limited mem also.
'Seek and ye shall find'
NT Canuck
http://ntcanuck.com_________
Targeting - what is it? and why it might be useful
======================
This release did some work to bring back a relatively unknown feature of the Program D code called "targeting." It is useful for analyzing how people talk to your robot and to create new programming to support better conversations.
To invoke Targeting, just type the following in the command line:
/targeting.sh <<then press return>>
A graphical interface will appear and will begin to analyze log files. You will soon see some interesting info.
There are three main windows which you can select by clicking on tabs at the bottom of the screen, they are:
Targets
Inputs
Categories
Targets Window - This shows that a chat user typed a particular "input." Then, it shows what that input "matched" in the AIML logic. Next, it shows what you may want to create for a "new category" in AIML. You can modify the various fields to your liking and then modify the "reply" field and then click "save category." Once it is saved, it is put into a file located in "targets/targets.aiml" where you can later open up in a text editor and move into your robots brain.
Here is an example:
INPUT: what is dos
MATCHED: WHAT IS *
NEW CATEGORY: WHAT IS DOS
REPLY: What about it? DOS stands for Desparate Orthodontic
Services...no it really stands for Disk Operating
System. It was the first Operating system for the
IBM PC. It was created after the Apple had already
been released.
Inputs Window - The Inputs Window lists all the different inputs users gave in list form along with the patterns that they matched. You can double click on any of the items in the list to be taken to the "Targets Window" where you can edit and save.
Categories Window - The Categories Window shows you how many times various patterns have been matched. The number of times is the number of "activations." This list view is useful for determining which parts of your AIML are getting hit the most often and are probably most deserving of your tender loving care. Here to you may double click on any of the items in the list to go to the "Targeting Window" for editing.
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# Alicebot Program D Targeting Tool Configuration
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Alicebot Program D
# Copyright (C) 1995-2001, A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307,
# USA.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# GENERAL NOTES
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a properties file just for the Targeting Tool. Some properties
# specified here are also specified in the server.properties, but we use this
# file just to focus on the properties that are needed for the Targeting Tool.
# You can specify the use of this (or another) by specifying it as a command-line
# argument to org.alicebot.core.targeting.TargetingTool.
# From where targeting data should be read
programd.targeting.data.path=./targets/targets.xml
# Delay period when checking targets data from Targeting Tool (milliseconds)
programd.targeting.tool.reload-timer=5000
# Where generated AIML should be written
programd.targeting.tool.aiml.path=./targets/targets.aiml
# Whether to show targets whose match patterns were complete but whose <that> patterns were not.
programd.targeting.tool.include-incomplete-thats=false
# Whether to show targets whose match patterns were complete but whose <topic> patterns were not.
programd.targeting.tool.include-incomplete-topics=false
# Preferred encoding for writing generated AIML from Targeting Tool (default: UTF-8)
#programd.targeting.tool.aiml.encoding=ISO-8859-5
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# CONSOLE/TRACE CONFIGURATION
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Show information on console (true/false)
programd.console=true
# Show developer info messages on console (true/false)
programd.console.developer=false
# Show message type flags on console (true/false)
programd.console.message-flags=false
# The date-time format to use on the console
# * See
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html# for formatting codes.
# * Setting the value to blank means no timestamp will be displayed.
programd.console.timestamp-format=H:mm:ss
