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This is yet another Markov chain-based chatbot, based on the Twitterbot fad where you would create a bot account that would try to generate new random tweets using your own as a template. However, instead of reading the messages from a Twitter account, this bot is made to read the messages in a group chat, and try to blend in by generating new messages that fit the patterns seen in that specific group chat. At the beginning that will mean a lot of parroting, but eventually the bot starts coming up with sentences of itself. This is yet another Markov chain-based chatbot, based on the Twitterbot fad where you would create a bot account that would try to generate new random tweets using your own as a template. However, instead of reading the messages from a Twitter account, this bot is made to read the messages in a group chat, and try to blend in by generating new messages that fit the patterns seen in that specific group chat. At the beginning that will mean a lot of parroting, but eventually the bot starts coming up with sentences of itself.
This bot also works on private chats between a user and him, but of course the training is much lower and it will feel like talking to a parrot for a longer time, unless you feed it a lot of messages quickly. This bot also works on private chats between a user and itself, but of course the training is much lower and it will feel like talking to a parrot for a longer time, unless you feed it a lot of messages quickly.
## Markov chains ## Markov chains
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### Answer ### Answer
This value is the chance of the bot to answer to a message that is in turn a reply to one of its own messages, or (to be implemented:) to a message that mentions him. The default value is 0.5 (50% chance). The maximum is 1 (100% chance) and to disable it you must set it to 0 (0% chance). This value is the chance of the bot to answer to a message that is in turn a reply to one of its own messages, or (to be implemented:) to a message that mentions it. The default value is 0.5 (50% chance). The maximum is 1 (100% chance) and to disable it you must set it to 0 (0% chance).
Sending the command on its own tells you the current value. Sending a positive decimal number between 0 and 1 inclusive will set it as the new value. Sending the command on its own tells you the current value. Sending a positive decimal number between 0 and 1 inclusive will set it as the new value.