Extended AIML
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It's simple enough to avoid this and just use the multi-pattern feature when you know wildcards will match up, but it occurred to me that for readability it might be nice to name wildcards. So I added a ':' operator thusly: | It's simple enough to avoid this and just use the multi-pattern feature when you know wildcards will match up, but it occurred to me that for readability it might be nice to name wildcards. So I added a ':' operator thusly: | ||
| − | "*:visitor IS VISITING *:host" (by convention, variable names are lower case and input literals upper) | + | "*:visitor IS VISITING *:host" (by convention, variable names are lower case and input literals upper) |
So now, "MARY" can be matched in "MARY IS VISITING JOHN" with both <star index="1"/> and <star name="visitor/> | So now, "MARY" can be matched in "MARY IS VISITING JOHN" with both <star index="1"/> and <star name="visitor/> | ||
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In this case "I LIKE CHICKEN" would have have <star name="what_i_like/> set to "CHICKEN" in the template section. | In this case "I LIKE CHICKEN" would have have <star name="what_i_like/> set to "CHICKEN" in the template section. | ||
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| + | ===Context Identification=== | ||
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| + | ===Response Generation=== | ||
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