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Tutorial Knowledge
Keith Sterling edited this page Dec 21, 2017
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There are a number of different ways in which to add knowledge to your Bot. The most simplest way is to add a huge number of questions and associated reductions for all the types of things you want you bot to know
Example goes here
Alternatively, you can use the learn
and learnf
tags described in Learning section of this tutorial.
However AIML also supported the use of RDF to add specific knowledge in the form of subject -> predicate -> object patterns that can then be used to extract and reference knowledge about the objects
- addtriples
- deletetriple
- select
- uniq
- get
- tuple
<category>
<pattern>HELLO *</pattern>
<template>
<XXX><star /></XXX>
</template>
</category>
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No bot root argument set, defaulting to [.]
Y-Bot version 0.0.1, initiated March 14, 2017
Hi, how can I help you today?
>>> XXX
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