3. General Reply Database
4. Main Reply Database
5. Reply Extension Database
6. Reply associated with Yes/No/Why/Doubt/Elaborate
 

7. Keyword Search database
8. Keyword Search Start ... and End with ... Database
9.  WorkSeek Database
10. Correction Database
 

Introduction
Adding a new reply (with new replyID)
Adding a new reply (with existing replyID)
Editing a reply

Introduction

• The user input of yes, no, why, doubt(e.g. are you sure), Elaborate (tell me more) are quite common. Therefore it will not be suffice by answering this kind of input in a general reply.
• In view of the popularity of these words (in my view), all replies are readily to identify such input from the user.

For example,

(A) Bot: Are you feeling well.
(B) User: yes
Without putting the Reply recognition on step (A) in CondYesID, the bot would need to search for standard reply database for yes (and similar words such as right, affirmative, correct, ...)
(C) Bot: You sound positive.
(This is a reply taken from general reply)

Now if you build in the subsequent replyID for "Are you feeling well".

<- This replyID is associated with this database.

Then the bot can provide a specific reply to yes.

(A) Bot: Are you feeling well.
(B) User: yes
Now CondYesID has a specific ReplyID, The bot will search this database (Database associated with Yes/No/Why/Doubt/Elaborate) for an appropriate reply.
(C) Bot: I am happy to hear that you are feeling well.
(Under reply ID of 10000)

Adding a new reply (with new replyID)

• Adding a new reply will be similar to adding new reply in General Reply Database, hence it is not repeated here.
• The reply ID in this database is independent from the reply ID in General Reply Database (and other reply database).
• If this is a blank database, the replyID in this database will start from 10000. It does not have any special meaning, it is just for better identification purpose only.

Adding a new reply (with existing replyID)

• Once you have the existing reply ID, you may add unlimited similar replyID but with different replies.
• Adding a new reply with existing replyID will be similar to adding new reply in General Reply Database, hence it is not repeated here.

Editing a reply

• To edit an existing reply, just click on the reply then click "Edit Current Selected Reply".
• The rest will be the same as creating a new reply.