/*
* Adds ContentUnits to blackboard for demo2, a choice-based demo with prolog applicability tests for choice setups.
*/
public static void Demo2_DefineUnits(IBlackboard blackboard)
{
Unit start = new Unit();
start.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("start", true));
start.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "true.", true));
start.AddComponent(new KC_Text("An old gentleman stands before you.", true));
Unit choice_AskForHelp = new Unit();
choice_AskForHelp.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("ask for help", true));
choice_AskForHelp.AddComponent(new KC_Text("Ask for help", true));
Unit choice_introduceYourself = new Unit();
choice_introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("introduce yourself", true));
choice_introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "introducedYourself" }, true));
choice_introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_Text("Introduce yourself", true));
Unit askForHelp1 = new Unit();
askForHelp1.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("ask for help", true));
askForHelp1.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "introducedYourself.", true));
askForHelp1.AddComponent(new KC_Text("'Since you introduced yourself so nicely, I'm happy to help!'", true));
Unit askForHelp2 = new Unit();
askForHelp2.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("ask for help", true));
askForHelp2.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "\\+ introducedYourself.", true));
askForHelp2.AddComponent(new KC_Text("Eyeing you suspiciously the old man replies 'Who are you?'", true));
Unit introduceYourself = new Unit();
introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("introduce yourself", true));
introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "true.", true));
introduceYourself.AddComponent(new KC_Text("'Very nice to meet you!'", true));
blackboard.AddUnit(start);
blackboard.AddUnit(choice_AskForHelp);
blackboard.AddUnit(choice_introduceYourself);
blackboard.AddUnit(askForHelp1);
blackboard.AddUnit(askForHelp2);
blackboard.AddUnit(introduceYourself);
blackboard.AddLink(start, choice_AskForHelp, LinkTypes.L_Choice);
blackboard.AddLink(start, choice_introduceYourself, LinkTypes.L_Choice);
blackboard.AddLink(askForHelp2, choice_AskForHelp, LinkTypes.L_Choice);
blackboard.AddLink(askForHelp2, choice_introduceYourself, LinkTypes.L_Choice);
blackboard.AddLink(introduceYourself, choice_AskForHelp, LinkTypes.L_Choice);
Unit prologKBUnit = new Unit();
KC_PrologKB prologKB = new KC_PrologKB("Global", true);
prologKBUnit.AddComponent(prologKB);
/*
* fixme: is there a better way to define a predicate for prolog than asserting and retracting it?
*/
prologKB.Assert("introducedYourself.");
prologKB.Retract("introducedYourself.");
blackboard.AddUnit(prologKBUnit);
}
public static void DemoEnsemble_DefineUnits(IBlackboard blackboard)
{
Unit rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you haven't said hello, you're likely to say hello.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("greeting", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "\\+ saidHello.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've already said hello, less likely to do it again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("greeting", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "saidHello.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've already said hello, you are more likely to ask how they have been doing.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("askDay", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "saidHello.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've already asked how they are doing, you are less likely to ask again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("askDay", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've already asked how they are doing, you are less likely to ask again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("askDayReverse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've have been asked how they have been doing, you should respond.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("neutralResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've have been asked how they have been doing, you should respond.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("goodResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you've have been asked how they have been doing, you should respond.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("badResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If your friend is doing well or okay, congradulate them.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("congratulate", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "response(good); response(neutral).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If your friend is doing bad, console them.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("console", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "response(bad).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you have already said how you are doing, don't say it again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("goodResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "response(X).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you have already said how you are doing, don't say it again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("badResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "response(X).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you have already said how you are doing, don't say it again.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("neutralResponse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "response(X).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(-5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("If you have told someone how your day has been, ask them in return.", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_IDSelectionRequest("askDayReverse", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "askDay, (congratulate; console).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(10, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.RulesPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
Unit dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("greeting", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("Hello there", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "saidHello" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("askDay", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("How is your day going?", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "askDay" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactDeleteList(new string[] { "response(X)" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("askDayReverse", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("And you?", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "askDay" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactDeleteList(new string[] { "response(X)" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("neutralResponse", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("I'm okay.", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "response(neutral)" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("goodResponse", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("I'm great.", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "response(good)" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("badResponse", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("I've been tired.", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "response(bad)" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("console", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("That's too bad", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "console" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactDeleteList(new string[] { "askDay" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
dialogue = new Unit();
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("congratulate", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_Text("That's good, I'm glad.", true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactAddList(new string[] { "congratulate" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_PrologFactDeleteList(new string[] { "askDay" }, true));
dialogue.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(DemoEnsembleLite.DialogPool, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(dialogue);
Unit prologKBUnit = new Unit();
KC_PrologKB prologKB = new KC_PrologKB("Global", true);
prologKBUnit.AddComponent(prologKB);
/*
* fixme: is there a better way to define a predicate for prolog than asserting and retracting it?
*/
prologKB.Assert("saidHello.");
prologKB.Retract("saidHello.");
prologKB.Assert("askDay.");
prologKB.Retract("askDay.");
prologKB.Assert("response(neutral).");
prologKB.Retract("response(neutral).");
prologKB.Assert("console");
prologKB.Retract("console");
prologKB.Assert("congratulate");
prologKB.Retract("congratulate");
blackboard.AddUnit(prologKBUnit);
}
public static void TavernTalk_DefineUnits(IBlackboard blackboard)
{
//Abstract Social Moves:
Unit move = new Unit();
move.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("tell", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(AbstractSocialMoves));
blackboard.AddUnit(move);
move = new Unit();
move.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("ask", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(AbstractSocialMoves));
blackboard.AddUnit(move);
//Character Knowledge Base Facts:
/*
* Structure should contain at least:
* id: string
* subject: string
* verb: string
* object: string
* opinion: int
*
* Will likely also want things like:
* time
* location
* state (as opposed to verb)
*
*/
Unit fact = new Unit();
fact.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("Alicia dating Jasper", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(CharacterKnowledgeBase));
blackboard.AddUnit(fact);
fact = new Unit();
fact.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("Alicia is busy", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(CharacterKnowledgeBase));
blackboard.AddUnit(fact);
//Characters list:
// I think this should just be the characters currently in the bar
// may each eventaully have their own knowledge pool?
// where is social relations stored? In Prologue?
Unit character = new Unit();
character.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("Barkeep", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(Characters));
blackboard.AddUnit(character);
character = new Unit();
character.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("Marco", true));
move.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(Characters));
blackboard.AddUnit(character);
//Social Rules:
Unit rule = new Unit();
rule.AddComponent(new KC_UnitID("Ask friends stuff", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.ApplTest_Prolog, "ask(X).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_PrologExpression(KCNames.SalienceTest_Prolog, "friends(X).", true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_Utility(5, true));
rule.AddComponent(new KC_ContentPool(SocialRules, true));
blackboard.AddUnit(rule);
//Prolog Database:
Unit prologKBUnit = new Unit();
KC_PrologKB prologKB = new KC_PrologKB("Global", true);
prologKBUnit.AddComponent(prologKB);
/*
* fixme: is there a better way to define a predicate for prolog than asserting and retracting it?
*/
prologKB.Assert("ask(a).");
prologKB.Retract("ask(a).");
prologKB.Assert("friends(Marco).");
prologKB.Retract("friends(Marco).");
blackboard.AddUnit(prologKBUnit);
}