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Automod-bot - the next step (calling Tyberius Prime)

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	It's a so called 2nd generation Expert System. So, short answer: no. Because for a tedious task like the Asylum, if the engine makes one wrong assumption, then it will start learning more based on the mentionned wrong decision and will quickly drift. So we can't trust the machine to do 100% of the job on it's own. Later on, maybe. When it finds an ambiguity (what an ambiguity is is yet to determine), it will ask "whoever it should ask" precise questions. As it stands now, it's hard to tell what an ambiguity is, but it can be several things, for example. - if a thread can't be archived (is not "relevant to a forum enough"). Then the AI should say something like "this thread could not be selected for an archive, however, it showed a high relevance to the following archives: <choices>." "Should the thread be classified as misc? " If the answer is no, the AI will then ask something like "Is the thread relevant to one of the proposed archives?" And if the answer is yes, the AI will ask the mod to add more keywords or posters to the corresponding archive keywords. What an ambiguity is, as I said, is yet to determine. It can be any of the following, for the time being, but later on, only a few cases will remain: - if a thread is highly archivable, but is not relevant to any topic (example detailed above) - if a thread is relevant to a given topic by posters, and equally relevant to another topic by keywords (rare case, very rare) - if a thread is highly relevant to forums, but has a low archivability.... Etc. all cases that show a lack of knowledge and therefore, require a knowledge base enhancement. Look for "inference engine" and "second generation expert system", that's what my AI is. Loading...
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