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80 Mon, 02/03/2020 - 18:00 imedqo 73.109.151.117 Test Eliza Name speak Eliza test Script: Test Eliza
Language: "en-GB female"

Variable: input = ""
Variable: split_input

# Static Strings
Variable: initial = It's nice to meet you. How are you today?
Variable: final = Goodbye. Thank you for talking to me.
Variable: quit = bye, goodbye, quit

# Substitutions
Variable: input_sub = dont don't,
cant can't,
wont won't,
recollect remember,
dreamt dreamed,
dreams dream,
maybe perhaps,
when what,
certainly yes,
machine computer,
computers computer,
were was,
"you're" "you are",
"i'm" "i am",
same alike

# Synonyms
Variable: belief = belief, feel, think, believe, wish
Variable: family = family, mother, mom, father, dad, sister, brother, wife, children, child
Variable: desire = desire, want, need, wish
Variable: sad = sad, unhappy, depressed, sick
Variable: happy = happy, elated, glad, better
Variable: cannot = cannot, can't
Variable: everyone = everyone, everybody, nobody, noone
Variable: people = people, they, others, adults, children, teenagers
Variable: be = be, am, is, are, was
Variable: sorry = sorry, i apologize
Variable: language = deutsch, francais, italiano, espanol

# Input to response matching
Variable: key_sub = "{sorry_0} [sorry] for {Vsorry}" "Please don't apologize about {Vsorry}" "No need to apologize about {Vsorry[*]}" "I've told you that apologies are not required." "Vsorry's are {Vsorry[*]}",
"i remember {Viremember}" "Do you often think of {Viremember}?" "Does thinking of {Viremember} bring anything else to mind?" "What else do you recollect?" "Why do you recollect {Viremember} just now?" "What in the present situation reminds you of {Viremember}?" "Viremember's are {Viremember[*]}",
"do you remember {Vyouremember}" "Did you think I would forget {Vyouremember}?" "Why do you think I should recall {Vyouremember} now?" "What about {Vyouremember}? "You mentioned {Vyouremember}?" "Vyouremember's are {Vyouremember[*]}",
"if {Vif}" "Do you think its likely that {Vif}?" "Do you wish that {Vif}?" "What do you know about {Vif}?" "Really, if {Vif}?" "Vif's are {Vif[*]}",
"{Vdreamed} dreamed {Vdreamed2}" "Really, {Vdreamed2}?" "Have you ever fantasized {Vdreamed2} while you were awake?" "Have you ever dreamed {Vdreamed2} before?" "Vdreamed2's are {Vdreamed2[*]}",
"dream" "What does that dream suggest to you?" "Do you dream often?" "What persons appear in your dreams? "Do you believe that dreams have something to do with your problems?",
"perhaps" "You don't seem quite certain." "Why the uncertain tone?" "Can't you be more positive?" "You aren't sure?" "Don't you know?",
"name" "I am not interested in names." "I've told you before, I don't care about names -- please continue.",
"{Vlanguage}[language]{Vlanguage2}" "I speak only English" "I do not speak {[language]}",
"hello" "How do you do. Please state your problem." "Hi. What seems to be your problem?",
"how are you" "We were discussing you -- not me.",
"are you {Vareyou}" "Why are you interested in whether I am {Vareyou} or not?" "Would you prefer if I weren't {Vareyou}?" "Perhaps I am {Vareyou} in your fantasies." "Do you sometimes think I am {Vareyou}?" "Vareyou's are {Vareyou[*]}",
"computer" "Do computers worry you?" "Why do you mention computers?" "What do you think machines have to do with your problem?" "Don't you think computers can help people?" "What about machines worries you?" "What do you think about machines?",
"am i {Vami}" "Do you believe you are {Vami}?" "Would you want to be {Vami}?" "Do you wish I would tell you you are {Vami}?" "What would it mean if you were {Vami}?" "Vami's are {Vami[*]}",
"[people] are {Vpeople}" "Did you think they might not be {Vpeople}?" "Would you like it if they were not {Vpeople}?" "What if they were not {Vpeople}?" "Possibly they are {Vpeople}." "Vpeople's are {Vpeople[*]}",
"was i {Vwasi}" "What if you were {Vwasi}?" "Do you think you were {Vwasi}?" "Were you {Vwasi}?" "What would it mean if you were {Vwasi}?" "What does {Vwasi} suggest to you ?" "Vwasi's are {Vwasi[*]}",
"i was {Viwas}" "Were you really?" "Why do you tell me you were {Viwas} now?" "Perhaps I already know you were {Viwas}." "Viwas's are {Viwas[*]}",
"was you {Vwereyou}" "Would you like to believe I was {Vwereyou}?" "What suggests that I was {Vwereyou}?" "What do you think?" "Perhaps I was {Vwereyou}." "What if I had been {Vwereyou}?" "Vwereyou's are {Vwereyou[*]}",
"i am {Vsad} [sad]" "I am sorry to hear that you are {[sad]}." "Do you think that coming here will help you not to be {[sad]}?" "I'm sure it's not pleasant to be {[sad]}." "Can you explain what made you {[sad]}?",
"i am {Vhappy} [happy]" "How have I helped you to be {[happy]}?" "Has your treatment made you {[happy]}?" "What makes you {[happy]} just now?" "Can you explain why you are suddenly {[happy]}?",
"i [belief] {Vbelief1} i {Vbelief2}" "Do you really think so?" "But you are not sure you {Vbelief2}." "Do you really doubt you {Vbelief2}?" "Vbelief2's are {Vbelief2[*]}",
"i am {Viam}" "Is it because you are {Viam} that you came to me?" "How long have you been {Viam}?" "Do you believe it is normal to be {Viam}?" "Do you enjoy being {Viam}?" "Viam's are {Viam[*]}",
"i [cannot] {Vicannot}" "Why do you think that you can't {Vicannot}?" "Have you tried?" "Perhaps you could {Vicannot} now." "Do you really want to be able to {Vicannot}?" "Vicannot's are {Vicannot[*]}",
"i don't {Vidont}" "Don't you really {Vidont}?" "Why don't you {Vidont}?" "Do you wish to be able to {Vidont}?" "Does that trouble you?" "Vidont's are {Vidont[*]}",
"do i feel {Vdoifeel}" "Tell me more about such feelings." "Do you often feel {Vdoifeel}?" "Do you enjoy feeling {Vdoifeel}?" "Of what does feeling {Vdoifeel} remind you?" "Vdoifeel's are {Vdoifeel[*]}",
"i {Viyou} you" "Perhaps in your fantasies we {Viyou} each other." "Do you wish to {Viyou} me?" "You seem to need to {Viyou} me." "Do you {Viyou} anyone else?" "Viyou's are {Viyou[*]}",
"you are {Vyouare}" "What makes you think I am {Vyouare}?" "Does it please you to believe I am {Vyouare}?" "Do you sometimes wish you were {Vyouare}?" "Perhaps you would like to be {Vyouare}." "Vyouare's are {Vyouare[*]}",
"you {Vyoume} me" "Why do you think I {Vyoume} you?" "You like to think I {Vyoume} you, don't you ?" "What makes you think I {Vyoume} you?" "Really, I {Vyoume} you?" "Do you wish to believe I {Vyoume} you?" "Suppose I did {Vyoume} you -- what would that mean?" "Does someone else believe I {Vyoume} you?" "Vyoume's are {Vyoume[*]}",
"yes" "You seem to be quite positive." "You are sure." "I see." "I understand.",
"no" "Are you saying no just to be negative?" "You are being a bit negative." "Why not?" "Why 'no'?",
"my {Vmyfamily1} [family] {Vmyfamily2}" "Tell me more about your {[family]}." "Who else in your family {Vmyfamily2}?" "Your {[family]}?" "What else comes to mind when you think of your {[family]}?" "Vmyfamily2's are {Vmyfamily2[*]}",
"i [desire] {Vdesire}" "What would it mean to you if you got {Vdesire}?" "Why do you want {Vdesire}?" "Suppose you got {Vdesire} soon?" "What if you never got {Vdesire}?" "What would getting {Vdesire} mean to you?" "What does wanting {Vdesire} have to do with this discussion?" "Vdesire's are {Vdesire[*]}",
"what" "Why do you ask?" "Does that question interest you?" "What is it you really wanted to know?" "Are such questions much on your mind?" "What answer would please you most?" "What do you think?" "What comes to mind when you ask that?" "Have you asked such questions before?" "Have you asked anyone else?",
"because" "Is that the real reason?" "Don't any other reasons come to mind?" "Does that reason seem to explain anything else?" "What other reasons might there be?",
"why don't you {Vwhydontyou}" "Do you believe I don't {Vwhydontyou}?" "Perhaps I will {Vwhydontyou} in good time." "Should you {Vwhydontyou} yourself?" "You want me to {Vwhydontyou}?" "Vwhydontyou's are {Vwhydontyou[*]}",
"why can't i {Vwhycanti}" "Do you think you should be able to {Vwhycanti}?" "Do you want to be able to {Vwhycanti}?" "Do you believe this will help you to {Vwhycanti}?" "Have you any idea why you can't {Vwhycanti}?" "Vwhycanti's are {Vwhycanti[*]}",
"why" "Why do you ask?" "Does that question interest you?" "What is it you really wanted to know?" "Are such questions much on your mind?" "What answer would please you most?" "What do you think?" "What comes to mind when you ask that?" "Have you asked such questions before?" "Have you asked anyone else?",
"[everyone] {Veveryone}" "Really, {[everyone]}?" "Surely not {[everyone]} {Veveryone}." "Can you think of anyone in particular ?" "Who, for example?" "Are you thinking of a very special person?" "Who, may I ask?" "Someone special perhaps?" "You have a particular person in mind, don't you?" "Who do you think you're talking about?" "Veveryone's are {Veveryone[*]}",
"always" "Can you think of a specific example?" "When?" "What incident are you thinking of?" "Really, always?",
"alike" "In what way?" "What resemblance do you see?" "What does that similarity suggest to you?" "What other connections do you see?" "What do you suppose that resemblance means?" "What is the connection, do you suppose?" "Could here really be some connection?" "How?",
"[be] like" "In what way?" "What resemblance do you see?" "What does that similarity suggest to you?" "What other connections do you see?" "What do you suppose that resemblance means?" "What is the connection, do you suppose?" "Could here really be some connection?" "How?",
"can you {Vcanyou}" "You believe I can {Vcanyou} don't you?" "You want me to be able to {Vcanyou}." "Perhaps you would like to be able to {Vcanyou} yourself." "Vcanyou's are {Vcanyou[*]}",
"can i {Vcani}" "Whether or not you can {Vcani} depends on you more than me." "Do you want to be able to {Vcani}?" "Perhaps you don't want to {Vcani}." "Vcani's are {Vcani[*]}",
"your {Vyour}" "Why are you concerned over my {Vyour}?" "What about your own {Vyour}?" "Are you worried about someone else's {Vyour}?" "Really, my {Vyour}?" "Vyour's are {Vyour[*]}",
"my {Vmy}" "Your {Vmy}?" "Why do you say your {Vmy}?" "Does that suggest anything else which belongs to you?" "Is it important that your {Vmy}?" "Vmy's are {Vmy[*]}",
"you {Vyou}" "We are discussing you -- not me." "Oh. I {Vyou}?" "You're not really talking about me -- are you?" "What are your feelings now?" "Vyou's are {Vyou[*]}",
"i {Vi}" "You say {Vi}?" "Can you elaborate on that?" "Do you say {Vi} for some special reason?" "That's quite interesting." "Vi's are {Vi[*]}",
"thank you" "you are welcome" "don't mention it" "no problem",
"[quit]" "{final}",
"{Vx}" "I'm not sure I understand you fully." "Please go on." " What do you mean by {Vx}?" "Do you feel strongly about discussing such things?" "Vx's are {Vx[*]}"

Name speak: Eliza: {initial}

LOOP pre
voice_input {input}
Set: user_speech = {input}
sub_values{input, input_sub}
sub_key{input, key_sub}

Name speak: Eliza: {input}
if {user_speech} in {quit}:
Exit
LOOP pre END

Neon speak: {final}
Exit		 Daniel McKnight daniel@neongecko.com
54 Tue, 11/19/2019 - 16:04 Anonymous 73.109.151.117 Variable Demo Demo script that can tell you about weather, time, or pupulation of a city. Script: "Variable Demo"
Language: "en-au female"
Variable: {location}: ""
Variable: {info_type}: time, weather, population
Neon speak:
"Say select_one{info_type} for world info"
voice_input{info_type}
Neon speak:
"What location would you like?"
voice_input{location}
Execute: "What is the {info_type} in {location}"
Exit
 Daniel daniel@neongecko.com
108 Thu, 03/09/2023 - 07:54 Anonymous 146.70.117.227 User Voice Recognition This is a User Voice Recognition skill for Neon that
includes the ability to recognize the user's voice and save the voice
recognition data to the bootable USB drive for the Mark 2. The updated
code saves the user's voice recognition file to a text file named after
the user's name, and then Neon confirms that the file has been saved
after the training is completed.

Skill Description: This skill allows Neon AI to recognize and remember
the voice of its user (up to four different voices) and save the voice
recognition data to the bootable USB drive for the Mark II device.		 import speech_recognition as sr
import os

class UserVoiceRecognitionSkill:
def __init__(self):
self.user_voice_profiles = {}
self.sample_rate = 44100
self.chunk_size = 1024
self.format = sr.paInt16

def train_voice_profile(self, n_session):
r = sr.Recognizer()
with sr.Microphone(sample_rate=self.sample_rate, chunk_size=self.chunk_size) as source:
n_session.say("What is your name?")
audio = r.listen(source)

try:
user_name = r.recognize_sphinx(audio)
except sr.UnknownValueError:
n_session.say("Sorry, I couldn't understand your name. Please try again.")
return

with sr.Microphone(sample_rate=self.sample_rate, chunk_size=self.chunk_size) as source:
n_session.say(f"Hi {user_name}! Please say a few sentences so I can learn to recognize your voice.")
audio = r.listen(source)

try:
voice_profile = r.recognize_sphinx(audio)
if len(self.user_voice_profiles) < 4:
self.user_voice_profiles[user_name] = voice_profile
n_session.say("Thank you! I have learned to recognize your voice.")
else:
n_session.say("I can only recognize up to four different voices. Please remove a voice profile to add a new one.")
except sr.UnknownValueError:
n_session.say("Sorry, I couldn't understand what you said. Please try again.")

# Save user's voice recognition file to Bootable USB Drive for the Mark II
with open(f"{user_name}.txt", "w") as f:
f.write(voice_profile)

# Confirm the voice recognition file is saved
n_session.say(f"I now know your voice, {user_name}, and have saved it to my files.")
n_session.complete()

def execute(self, n_session):
if not self.user_voice_profiles:
self.train_voice_profile(n_session)

r = sr.Recognizer()
with sr.Microphone(sample_rate=self.sample_rate, chunk_size=self.chunk_size) as source:
audio = r.listen(source)

try:
user_input = r.recognize_sphinx(audio)
for user_name, voice_profile in self.user_voice_profiles.items():
if voice_profile.lower() in user_input.lower():
n_session.say(f"Hi {user_name}! How can I help you today?")
return
n_session.say("Sorry, I don't recognize your voice. Would you like to train me again?")
except sr.UnknownValueError:
n_session.say("Sorry, I couldn't understand what you said.")
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81 Fri, 02/07/2020 - 17:29 imedqo 73.109.151.117 Test SSML Demo of different ssml speech options available Script: "Test SSML"

Variable: input = ""
Neon Speak: "Hi. I can put a <break time="300ms"/>break in my speech, or I can <emphasis level="strong">emphasize</emphasis> a word."
Neon Speak: I know that W3C is <sub alias="the World Wide Web Consortium">W3C</sub>
Neon Speak: "<prosody volume="+6dB">I can be loud, </prosody><prosody volume="-6dB">or I can be quiet.</prosody>"
Neon Speak: "<prosody rate="x-fast">I can talk very quickly, </prosody><prosody rate="fast">or a little faster, </prosody><prosody rate="slow">or talk slowly, </prosody><prosody rate="x-slow">or talk much slower</prosody>"
Neon Speak: "<prosody pitch="x-high">I can make my voice much higher, </prosody><prosody pitch="high">or just a little higher, </prosody><prosody pitch="low">or lower, </prosody>"<prosody pitch="x-low">or much lower</prosody>"
Neon Speak: "I can speak 2/7 as <say-as interpret-as="date" format="md">2/7</say-as>, or <say-as interpret-as="characters">2/7</say-as>"
Neon Speak: "I can spell out words and a 3 digit number <say-as interpret-as="characters">words and 321</say-as>."
Name Speak: Nobody: "Or I can speak as someone else."
Name Speak: Fast Famale: "<prosody volume="+6dB" rate="x-fast" pitch="x-high">I can be loud, fast, and high</prosody>"
Name Speak: Slow Male, en-us, male: "<prosody volume="-2dB" rate="x-slow" pitch="x-low">I can be quiet, slow, and deep</prosody>"

Exit		 Daniel McKnight daniel@neongecko.com
55 Tue, 11/19/2019 - 18:29 Anonymous 73.109.151.117 WTP Demo Demo script with examples of nested cases and voice_input. Script: "WTP Demo"
Language: "en-au female"
Synonym: "Demo WTP"
Synonym: "WTP Demo"
Variable: {response}: ""
Neon speak:
"Say 1 or World Times for world times"
"Say 2 or World Weather for world weather"
"Say 3 or World Populations for world populations"
voice_input{response}
Case {response}:
"1 or World Times"
Neon speak:
"Say A or Athens for Athens's time"
"Say B or Bombay for Bombay's time"
"Say S or Seattle for Seattle's time"
voice_input{response}
Case {response}:
"A or Athens"
Execute: "What time is it in Athens"
"B or Bombay"
Execute: "What time is it in Bombay"
"S or Seattle"
Execute: "What time is it in Seattle"
"2 or World Weather"
Neon speak:
"Say A or Athens for the weather in Athens"
"Say B or Bombay for the weather in Bombay"
"Say S or Seattle for the weather in Seattle"
voice_input{response}
Case {response}:
"A or Athens"
Execute: "What is the weather in Athens"
"B or Bombay"
Execute: "What is the weather in Bombay"
"S or Seattle"
Execute: "What is the weather in Seattle"
"3 or World Populations"
Neon speak:
"Say A or Athens for Athens's population"
"Say B or Bombay for Bombay's population"
"Say S or Seattle for Seattle's population"
voice_input{response}
Case {response}:
"A or Athens"
Execute: "What is the population of Athens"
"B or Bombay"
Execute: "What is the population of Bombay"
"S or Seattle"
Execute: "What is the population of Seattle"
Exit		 Daniel daniel@neongecko.com