Builds markov chains of users and channels. Will produce an example line on demand. commands will allow for rebuilding the markov chain for a channel or user.
Requires the .. _helga-oral-history: https://github.com/bigjust/helga-oral-history
We’ve also integrated cobe (https://github.com/pteichman/cobe) which is the latest iteration of MegaHAL, a conversational brain that uses markov chains for learning and can respond to statements, using the message as a seed.
Usage
We can mimic the current channel:
<bigjust> !mimic <helga> altho i would feel better after too much credit
or a specific user:
<bigjust> !mimic bigjust <helga> i gotta get rally dirt working on simply interfacing with UCI
or a list of users:
<bigjust> !mimic bigjust justin <helga> oh, that reminds me, i need to review these one day
replace brain by relearning whats in the db (aka how we update currently):
<bigjust> !mimic build <helga> I learned some stuff!
teach helga a new personality:
<bigjust> !mimic load <key> <url> <helga> <key> loaded. <bigjust> !mimic <key> <helga> wuba dub dub!
License
Copyright (c) 2016 Justin Caratzas
GPLv3 Licensed
1 maintainer
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