Dialogue AI

Crispy · 2004-03-05T09:20:08

I''ve done a lot in my life, starting with simple algorithms and all the way up to rather complex solutions for different problems. I have, however, never even touched AI before (apart from pathfinding). Right now I''m poking around to see what are the best ways to have the computer generate sensbile dialogue based on an adaptive memory system. Basically, what I''m trying to simulate, is a group of 5 people or so, who live near eachother. I am the sixth person. Their lives are intermingled and therefore slowly generate a database for each of them, based on which I want to make them talk. A common scenario: to Salisbury ______ | | | |_| | | P1 \ _| | |______| | | ______ | |__| | ______ | __ / P4 | | |_| | |______| | P2 \ _| | |______| | |_______ | ____ | ______ | | | | | |_| | _| |____ | P3 \ _| | | / \ | |______| | | | P5 | | | |_________| | | to Heathrow Random facts: P1 - is a businessman from Salisbury, who goes there every weekday - has a wife and 2 children P2 - is gardener who works for P3 - is single, but lives with a young girl as the housemate P3 - is a gene engineer in Heathrow - goes there every Tue, Thu and Fri P4 - is a gardening expert from Heathrow - visits this place every weekend P5 - is a hermit - never speaks to people - is sometimes seem starting at the stars on his porch I am a random visitor whom everyone here know quite well. I can visit any time I like and ask any questions from any of the people. What I''d like to do is come up with an efficient data structure basis to hold each of these people''s memories for, say a month. I''d also like to be able to ask them questions about their community and make basically random queries to thir memories. I hackd through some basic conceptson my own, but didn''t manage to come up with anything too useful. I suppose some related tutorials would be in order. I know dialogue generation is a slighly different problem from traditional decision-making AI - can anyone direct me to some resources on that subject or perhaps share their own expertise? "Finishing in second place, simply means you are the first loser." - PouyaCat

Artificial Intelligence Programming

Started by Crispy February 29, 2004 04:20 AM

9 comments, last by Crispy 20 years, 11 months ago

Krippy2k

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March 05, 2004 07:31 AM

There are obviously some problems with the AIML I posted

template tags not matching, etc... Editing a post with source blocks on this forum is an exercise in frustration as I've just learned... lol... so just pretend that it's right

It also apparently doesnt like the topic tag without a source block

that last part should be

WHAT IS YOUR SEXUAL PREFERENCE <that> * <topic> *Then the second input would look like:I M VERY SURPRISED <that> I AM STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW <topic> SEXUAL PREFERENCEand the relevent category would be defined as:I M VERY SURPRISED <that> * <topic> SEXUAL PREFERENCE

Peace

[edited by - krippy2k on March 5, 2004 10:19:37 AM]

[edited by - krippy2k on March 5, 2004 10:20:08 AM]

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