Hi,

For Synonums, I didn't catch your point. How do i do below things? Is it possible with current SDK version 6.1?

Synonyms are global, so can be defined once, and apply to all of the bot's responses. 

Synonyms can be automatically loaded from Wiktionary as the bot learns new words. 

If you upload AIML from a file or our script library it gets the file/script name.
If you create a new AIML script from the bot's scripts it will be named 'aiml', to have a different name, first save it as a Self script with the name, then change the code to AIML.

that is good to know.But how do I rename a aiml script after I have made it.Because most of my new scripts I made are just called aiml.

Bot Libre's NLP does not use deep learning, but a similar machine learning algorithm that allows the bot to analyse the words in a user's input and match it to one of its trained questions and response.

To run code in a greeting there are 2 options, use a Template, or use a redirect.

For example, for a Template you can use something like:

Template("{var hour = Date.get(Date.date(), #hour); if (hour < 10) { "Good morning." } else if (hour > 18) { "Good evening." } else { "Good day." } }")

For a redirect, you use a Template in your greeting that does a redirect to a response that is handled by a script.

I understand that Bot works based on script and some additional intelligence applied to find related answer for the user question. Can I know which specific aspect of BotLibre is based on deep learning? 

I figured out how to make  the chatbot know the hour with the greeting.so it can ask if you want breakfast, dinner or lunch.i am going to use that for that.

can I run a self script in a greeting?

Even without keywords, adding new response will affect what response a bot chooses, if the new response better matches a question by the user.

A response will always be used for the question it was add for, but for similar questions the bot will always try to find the best matching response. To have a response used for many variations of a question, define an intent label for the response and add it as the response for the valid variations.

Hi,

Thanks for quick reply.

I see 2 changes in your suggestion.  1) Additional question with "policy" word added and 2) set "life" as keyword (which should be in both question I think).

With these changes, now it will work fine. However, my point is how do I avoid such regression?

Earlier I had just first 2 questions in script file. Without having question  "what is insurance policy?" in script file, below were answers

Note that, "what is life insurance policy" equally matches "what is life insurance" and "what is insurance policy", so even without the keyword, the bot may use either response.

I would recommend you also add "life" as a keyword to the first response.

Also, if you want "what is life insurance policy" to use the first response then add it as a valid question for this label as well.

Though mentioning keywords is very useful I find very dangerous too.  e.g. I have 2 questions  

what is life insurance?
this is answer for life insurance

what is standard cover in policy?
answer for standard cover
keywords: standard

This works fine and give answer if someone ask "what is life insurance policy". (Assume I didn't consider adding policy as word in question).

that worked I look at it wrong in the documentation.

This error say use are missing an end tag. Your AIML is not valid AIML or even XML.

Change </star> to <star/>

Your original code works fine, but the code in your error is different.

What error do you get?

We are planning to update our SDK to Bot Libre 7 next month.

Google dropped API.AI and replaced it with DialogFlow.

You can integrate a Bot Libre for with Dialog Flow using a "proxy" bot on Bot Libre that forwards requests to the DialogFlow web REST API using a Self script that uses the Http class.

I need a help with my project, i need to do a chatbot using API.AI and conected to an avatar 3d of botlibre

My E-MAil Robertsfloresm@gmail.com

that worked.has a chatbot been made before that can decide whether it likes or dislikes something.I am going to adapt this to make my  my chatbot choose whether it has something the user says they have.i want to use this with a set if possible. 

For also remembering like vs dislike, you would need another property to store this.

Something like.

how can dump the memory of what has been learned from this script.i want to start over. 

what do you mean by take responsibility for the next generation.

I need it to randomly select like or dislike ounce.

it is not choicing whether it likes a state or not.it is supposed to chose.it is saying I like Canada and I do not like Canada if I ask it over

and over again.

okay I will try it.

Looking at your bot you have an AIML pattern for "who lives * you", the template should be as follows.

Note my previous example was missing the #self.country at the end.

i fixed your script by looking at the debug.but your aiml script does not do anything.sheila strong is in the entertainment category.

type when talking to here where do you live.then enter it.then type who lives there with you then enter it.

it just says I do not know.

your aiml script spits out an error.did you test it?

What do you mean by "writing first"?

A bot has a "greeting" if set the bot will start the conversation with the greeting. If you delete its greeting, then it wait wait for the user to ask a question.

Well, I'm not certain what you are trying to do, but maybe try something like:

<category> <pattern>where * live</pattern> <template> <random>
<li I like <self>if (#self.country == null) { #self.country = random("USA", "Canada", "Mexico"); }; #self.country</self></li>

Hello! I want to ask a question - How do I prevent a bot from writing first?

Thank!

I can do it with that in aiml but what the chatbot decides to like or not is remembered as long as the conversation.that is a partial

solution.

your aiml script does not remember random choice.If you keep asking the chatbot if it likes the state it will change it's mind.

this does not make the chatbot remember it's random choice.

You could use some Self in your AIML like: <category> <pattern>where * live</pattern> <template> <random>
<li I like <self>var country = random("USA", "Canada", "Mexico"); #self.like =+ country; country</self></li>

There are several examples above.
What exactly are you trying to do, and what code do you have so far?

how would i implement this?

could someone help me with this?Or show me how to do it in aiml script?

Bot Libre 7 adds support for using Regular Expressions in patterns, templates, and scripts.

Regular Expressions, or Regex defines a pattern syntax for parsing text. Unlike AIML and Bot Libre patterns Regex patterns are character based, not word base, so can match specific types of words and word sequences such as numbers, dates, times, currency, and others.

For example, the following regex matches a number,

/\d+

Sometimes we make things happen and we don't know exactly how or why but we are in a position where we can take responsibility for the next generation to insure that they have no problem whatsoever that they can control the outcome !
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that worked.

okay I will try that.

Try,

<aiml>
<category>
<pattern>how old is pioyu<pattern>
<template><sraix botid="17759104" apikey= "2354681386214535205">how old are you</sraix></template>
</category>
</aiml>

I tried this and it did not work.

<aiml>

<category>

<pattern>

how old is pioyu

what is a user api key?where is the botid found?

i want my chatbots to talk each other that is why I asked.

Yes, you can use <sraix> in AIML to get a response from another bot.

You can forward to bots on Bot Libre, and a few other services.

Example,

<sraix botid="xxx" apikey="xxx"><star/></sraix>

can I use sraix in a chatbot?sriax allows one chatbot to receive responses from another.

Yes, if you configure your bot with a Twitter account, and setup a "Tweet Search" and "Retweets" using keywords it will process this search and retweet based on those keywords.

How often the bot does this depends on your account, for Basic accounts bots only check their Twitter status once per day.

I'm wondering will a bot made for retweeting content based on keywords automatically search and retweet these things? If so how regularly? Or do I need to manually do this by using the check status key?