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Stinger357

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Shared Learning Between Users
« on: November 13, 2003, 09:26:53 am »
I have a question about HAL 5.0 AIM BOT.  The things that Hal learns from talking to people on AIM, is that shared among users?  In other words if I teach it something with my AIM talking to it, and then someone else on another AIM asks it about the same topic will it respond with what I have taught it?  Or is it just based on user.  I want it to share its learnings with everyone on my AIM list.  If I tell it that Zabaware is the Best AI company and teach it that well.  And JoeB asks it about zabaware will it eventually say Zabaware is the Best AI company from what I taught it?  Or is that what the 395 dollars is for to get that funtionality with Web HAL?  It is kinda pointless in my opinion for me to teach it anything if the AIM bot is not going to share what it learned with other users.
 

onthecuttingedge2005

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Shared Learning Between Users
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2003, 08:41:43 pm »
Hi Stinger.
Your AIM bot will pick up info and some of it may be appended
to the Shared_UserSent.brn which is a brain file that has User
common info, If you want all the info appended to the Shared_UserSent.brn it's probably better to edit it directly in that file, You'd see something like this:
@Don't worry about it.
 DON'T WORRY ABOUT

where the unaltered string is next to the @ symbol and the imortant
words extractions are below the full string, the below extractions is the entire sentencing without the unimportant words like "it" in the example, You bot can be taught quicker editing it yourself as we have
all found out, and remember this, The human language gets very difficult to predict so you may run into some corners, just make sure you always back up your original default .uhp brain incase of an error.
If you have something specific you want for a plug-in then please share, we're all into new ideas from the crew.
Best of wishes and grand new discoveries.
Jerry.