I already know how to do that.my chatbot will ask if an emotion is negative or positive then learns if those emotions are positive or negative.I am going to do something like that with many different words.

my chatbot will be able to learn a about a word through asking question.

I am trying make my chatbot to learn if words is a emotion,activity,synonym or other types of words in a sentence.then say something  appropriate in response to the chatbot knowing that the word is an emotion,activity,synonym or other types of words.i want the chatbot to say something in response to me typing I am sick to the chatbot.

You're AIML does not make sense, I have no idea what you are trying to do.

The website was updated to Bot Libre 7.2.0 today.

The updated included several features and fixes including:

the problem I am having is in bugs and features forum. http://www.botlibre.com/forum-post?id=25081459.

the truth I am having problems with that.it stops working for no apparent reason.

You can implement this functionality using a Self script, or the AIML <self> tag.

user input=how are you

chatbot response=I am fine.do you like to play games.

user input= I like to play checkers

chatbot response= are you good at it

I'm new to Bot Libre and find it very interesting.

Is there any document to know its component structure?

Any paper about how it understands the question?

You can email [email protected]

Thank you very much for your help.Can I get your contact information?

The conversation id in TextEntry is the #gid of the conversation object. (global unique id)

conversation.get(#gid)

thank you, I want to know the relationship between this ID and the conversationId in TextEntry.

In a Self script the conversation is available in the "conversation" variable.

To access the conversation object's id you can use,

How to get the conversation id in the script

thank you

would not it be easier to make the chatbot male or female in the description?

I tell my bots What their gender is and they accept it

Thank you very much for your answer.

But my leader said that this is not very good, so we intend to take other plans.

You can set the topic for a response in a Response List file, or in AIML, and import it into your bot.
Just set the topic for each response in the topic.

Thank you for replying to me.

sorry, My English is poor.

“multi-session”：

In the same topic, multiple questions, multiple answers. But must be within the same topic.

 

The open source version I use is not an enterprise version.

You can clear the topic using the Self code "conversation.topic = null" either from a Template or a think block.

You can set the initial topic in a greeting.

greeting: Welcome, lets talk about sports. topic: sports

Not sure what you mean by "multi-session" training?

The best way to train your bot is using a "response list" file, or the bot's Training & Chat Logs page,

Thanks.  This is great explanation.

Well, I have 2 queries.

Once exclusive topic is set (user said "Lets talk about sports"),  then how do I set it null? if someone ask What? and answer is "are we talking about sports", will it reset exclusiveness as this answer has just topic and not exclusive.

How to conduct multi-session training？

One question and one answer has been completed.
How to train multiple questions and answers similar to a topic from source？

Basically exclusive topics ignore all non-topic responses.

So if you had:

default: What else do you want to chat about? default: What else do you want to know about sports?

I actually tried with " for word too like word: "software engineer" but it didn't work

What you suggested is working.

Thanks.

how would I find out that?is there any another way of finding the web api laybia chatbot  uses other than emailing the maker of it?

The the bot supports a web API then it should be possible.

would it be possible for a botlibre chatbot to talk to the Labyia AI Chatbot on her websight?

You can add compound synonyms as well.

word: software engineer

Hello,

I understand how synonyms work. I saw below example

question: do you like ice hockey
response: Yes, I like ice hockey.
required: like hockey

and then in synonyms file

word: like
synonyms: love luv play

I found a solution in aiml for some it.

Could you make it so a chatbot can forget what it has learned the previous day or that week if the creator of that chatbot asks it to?  

I will be waiting for that fix.

I would recommend using Self for this, AIML is not a programming language.
You can use the "self" tag in AIML.

The AIML pattern compound word issue should be fixed in our next website update.

You can view compound words from the Training & Chat Logs page by selecting "Words". However, I do not think you can delete the word from there. You would have to find the word in the Knowledge page and delete it there.

how would I look for a value of a word in two maps and then write a word to one of those maps if the value is in either map in aiml?

how would I edit words I made into compound words accidently when working with sets and maps?

did you fix the pattern issue with compound words.because some parts of my aiml script won't work without it

It is "\n" not "/n".

I deleted all breaks, which works. Just an fyi though - the "/n" does not work - it enters into the post that the bot publishes. 

so delete all breaks in the post essentially and then put "/n" at the end?

The entire post needs to be on one line. You can use "\n" to define a multi-line post.

When you enter in the separate posts for the auto posts feature, how exactly does it need to be entered, my posts are much longer than a simple sentence and include multiple lines of text. In the help dialogue it says to separate by a new line, so will one actual post end up being multiple posts because of this or is there a way or code to separate an entire post? 

thankyou but I did not realize I had set a living thing and living thing as compound words.i must have accidently set them as compound words.

I tested your bot, and the issue is that you had set "a living thing" and "living thing" as compound words. This caused it to match your * pattern before the living thing pattern.

I fixed the issue by removing the compound words.

I also found an invalid category in your script,

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The updated included several fixes including: