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Bots losing memoryGood day,
Been working on a pandorabot, specifically with bot recollection. My bot seems to lose his memory of name and topic. Here's a simple test AIML:
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<category> <pattern>GET PREDICATES</pattern> <template> Name = <get name="name"/><br/> Topic = <get name="topic"/><br/> </template> </category> </aiml> Now when I first talk to the bot, it has neither of these fields. So I provide it my name and a topic. It then returns the appropriate values. However, I have noticed ifI go back to the bot, from the same computer, an hour later, it has forgotten who I am and what the topic is.
Is anyone else experiencing this? Or does anyone have an idea as to where I may be going wrong?
Marcus
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Re: Bots losing memoryIs there some section-based storage of these values?
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Marcus Dickinson <waarangel@...> wrote:
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Re: Bots losing memoryNow this is admittedly my first reply to this mailing list. Don't quote me, but this is one of the few times where I am pretty sure I am right:
If using the default AIML in a HTML shell, there is nothing that is recording information shy of the information that is stored that session. The only way you can achieve memory after closing your browser, is using Cookies. I have seen this used before. Anyway, hope that helps. On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Marcus Dickinson <waarangel@...> wrote:
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