when I type to the pioyu chatbot chilli is a food.

she is supposed to say yes chilli is a food but it does not.

she says I do not know what you are saying.

the pioyu chatbot is supposed to remember that but it does not.

i can teach her some foods but not others.

Testing your bot by clicking on the debug in chat shows that it is matching one of your * patterns if the word is not a food, but matches the food pattern if it is. If chilli was not in the set, then it will not match the pattern.

No, AIML does not support a norepeat option.

You need to use a responses or a response list.

when I imported a set for food.

it caused my maps or sets not to work.

the pioyu chatbot I made is not working right now.

when I type chilli is a food.

she says I do not know what you are saying.

i forgot that about that feature.does it work with aiml programming? 

Bot Libre provides the "norepeat" on "onrepeat" options on responses for this purpose. These allow you to avoid have the bot repeat the same response in the same conversation.

See,

it would better for the rosie chatbot not to ask the same question over and over again.

another problem with chatbots is they randomly select the same things over and over again.

they should say a randomly selected template just ounce. 

I think those are real problem with chatbots.

The website was updated to Bot Libre 7.9.6 this week.

The update includes a preview of many 8.0 features including:

• Redesigned Training & Chat Logs interface
• AIML Map, Set, and properties file import support

but could i prevent my chatbot from being taught a pattern and template a particular user typed by blocking their user id?

If you were learning through a script, then you can check the users id/name/type and reject the correction.

In general we do not recommend letting other users teach your bot new responses.

But would it be possible to prevent that user from teaching your chatbot patterns and templates

if you did not like what that user was teaching your chatbot?

You could make a script that lets users train the bot with a new response, even with patterns and templates (although this would be more complex). But I would not recommend this, templates allow the execution of code, which you should not allow untrusted users to execute in your bot.

See,

I mean from within chat using correction.

Do you mean from within chat using correction, or from its training page?

Normally a bot would be trained with patterns and templates from their Training page in their Admin Console. You can grant other users access to your bot from your bot's Users page in its Admin Console.

could you make it so users can teach the chatbots pattern and template?
then make it so people can block a particular user from teaching their chatbot patterns and templates.
it is very useful.

okay

If you click on the "Details" tab for a script it lists its licence. Most are licenced as an open source license such as "Public Domain" or "Creative Commons".

are all scripts free to use in the scripts library?

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No, that would violate Facebook's terms of service.

A Facebook bot is linked to a Facebook page, and can respond to messages and posts to the page, and can like posts made to the page.

can i make my acount liking my friend's posts ? automatic ?

that aiml script does not select random information from what it has learned from users.

The website was updated to Bot Libre 7.9.0 today.

The updated includes a preview of many 8.0 features including:

• NLP 4 - Bot Libre's NLP engine has been redesigned to make bots response's better, make training bots easier, and better support international languages
• User profile avatars and friends (add bot's as your friend using @bot-name)

You can use the random() function or <random> tag.

AIML:
<template>Today is <random><li>sunny</li><li>rainy</li></random>.</template> Self:
Template("Today is {random("sunny", "rainy")}.")

how would I use what she is randomly selecting from memory in a sentence?

Sorry, I have no idea what issue you are having.

it seems like sheila bing can already randomly select from things it already learned.why i can't use what sheila bing is randomly selecting from memory in a sentence. type humans over and over again.

look at a youtube video on aiml.you might understand it better. 

okay

Thanks for your article

I read docs but I can't understand there is some hard.. where I should starting??

BOTCHECK is not standard AIML.

You will need to convert this to using a <self> tag, which gives you a lot more functionality.

I am having trouble importing the learn aiml script.

here is the link for it.

square-bear.co.uk/aiml/

here is the error.

Parsing error occurred - org.botlibre.self.SelfParseException: Invalid character expected ')' found '{' Line: "{eval (Template(""{star[0]} {star[2]}"").toUpperCase())}" Line number: 1 Line column: 20

 

botcompare aiml script should be in this link.

square-bear.co.uk/aiml/ 

here is the error

Parsing error occurred - org.botlibre.self.SelfParseException: Invalid character expected ')' found 'B' Line: "{eval (Template(""BOTCHECK {conversation.get(#comparevalue1)}"").toUpperCase())}" Line number: 1 Line column: 20

What was the error message, and include a link to the script file.

I tried to import botcompare aiml script from squarebears websight and my chatbot on botlibre and it spits out and error.the error has eval in it.

there is not that many of those.

yes lol

Unable to integrate as Watson Setting shown here is different from the latest Watson panel. Need help

What error or issue are you getting?

This piece of code is not working in latest version of botlibre please help.

how do you create a bot

 

I do not want to pay, forget it.

Contact [email protected] if you would like us to develop a bot or script for you.

I need the full code.i need to see if it is what I need?

the chatbot really would be acting like a girlfriend acts if you stay away too long.

You could do this with a Self script, or using the "think" tag on a response.

what about the chatbot not answering my questions or playing a game with me because it is annoyed.And if I say something to it ten

times the chatbot would say I guess I can forgive you.then the chatbot would answer my questions and play games with me.

How would I do that?

You can do this with a Self script. You would need to check the difference between the current and previous input.

Something like,

if (Date.difference(conversation.input[-2].getCreationDate(), input.getCreationDate(), #millisecond) > 5000) { return "I'm glad your back, I thought you left."; } else {

how would I make a chatbot get annoyed at a user if the user has not talked to it in a while.it would not answer there question if they

stayed away too long.the user would have to say I am sorry or talk to the chatbot a while.the chatbot would count how long the person talked.then after they said something to the chatbot for ten times the chatbot would answer their questions.