OK /robowaifu/ the time has come at last, let's begin working on something we've needed for at least a couple of years now; a topical index of subjects on /robowaifu/ . It will take a good while to perfect it, but it will hopefully be worth the effort in the future for the flood of newcomers that are going to show up here. This is just a very rudimentary sorting for now, and I welcome any suggestions from anyone about changes they might suggest. And please help. All of us are smarter than any of us. Not to mention we have more eyeballs. :^)

AI / VIRTUAL_SIM / UX_ETC >>22 AI, chatbots, and waifus >>77 NLP General >>85 AI Software >>97 Robot Vision General >>155 Robowaifu Simulator >>156 Robot Voices >>199 Speech Synthesis general >>232 TensorFlow >>240 Visual Waifus >>250 New machine learning AI released >>2300 Datasets for Training AI >>2956 Avatars

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HARDWARE / MISC_ENGINEERING >>16 Single board computers & micro-controllers >>23 Batteries & Power >>81 Robotics Hardware General >>83 R&D General >>95 Electronics General >>98 Robowaifu Systems Engineering >>108 Plastic Production >>112 Self-driving cars AI + hardware >>154 Waifu Materials >>201 Robowaifu-OS & Robowaifu-Brain(cluster) >>234 Robowaifu Thermal Management >>1671 Robowaifu Fail-safety >>2991 CNC Machine Thread >>4506 Why consider alternative CPU architectures for secure systems? >>5080 robowaifu energy systems

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DESIGN-FOCUSED >>9 Robo Face Development >>94 3D printer resources >>200 Robot skeletons and armatures >>237 Bipedal Robot Locomotion General >>242 Robot skin? Possible sensitivity? >>243 Walking >>406 Actuators for waifu movement! >>414 Robowaifu Design Software >>415 Tools to Create 3D Models of Humans >>417 Open Prosthetics >>419 The important question >>2666 Short Stacks the Obvious Solution >>2983 Wheelchair Waifus >>4577 Hand Development

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SOFTWARE_DEVELOPMENT / ETC >>12 C++ General (index: >>7184) >>86 Robot Wife Programming >>128 Selecting a Programming Language >>158 OpenGL Resources >>159 Python General >>367 Embedded Programming Group Learning Thread 001 >>4895 Modern C++ Group Learning Thread >>4969 Haute Sepplesberry Cuisine TBH

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BIO / CYBORG >>157 Artificial Wombs general >>2184 Biological synthetic brains for robowaifus?

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EDUCATION >>235 ROBOWAIFU U >>269 Hold onto your papers >>6560 Beginners guide to AI, ML, DL.

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PERSONAL PROJECTS >>26 Micromouse - Minimum Viable Supercheap "Open Source" Robowaifu >>104 Who wouldn't hug a kiwi. >>266 Aoki Lapis model; Robot fairy >>271 Papercraft waifu >>364 Fluffytail 800 dev thread >>369 New United Robowaifu Project >>372 Homemade doll waifu thread >>400 Project: United Robowaifu Development >>411 Cuddling Robot >>418 Prototypes and failures >>2496 My Waifu >>4146 Sophie Development Continues >>4198 Sophie Bot STL Files Uploaded >>4787 Work on my Elfdroid Sophie >>6323 Proto1 All Parts >>9216 Elfdroid Sophie Dev Thread 2

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SOCIETY / PHILOSOPHY / ETC >>1 Robowaifu references >>14 Can Robowaifus Experience Love? >>15 Agalmatophilia >>17 Robowaifus' unique advantages >>18 (Robo)Waifu personality thread >>19 Important things about building living robots >>27 AI Design principles and philosophy >>29 Robowaifu fiction to promote the product and expand the market >>82 Robowaifus in media >>106 Waifus in society >>153 Ricky Ma General >>160 Roastie Fear General >>251 Can the government really make anime real? >>253 AI + Brain/Computer Interface news & commentary >>268 Robotics sites, organizations and projects >>374 Humanoid Robot Projects Videos >>408 Robot waifu desires >>829 What happens to your robowaifu when you die? >>1061 Roastie Fear 2: Electric Boogaloo >>2050 ITT: Anons derail the board into debate about Christianity :^) >>2731 Robowaifu Psychology Thread >>4054 Ricky ma's book

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BUSINESS(-ISH) >>1642 Making money with AI and robowaifus >>3119 Early Business Ideas >>4451 Open-Source Licenses Comparison

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BOARD-ORIENTED >>3 Welcome to /robowaifu/ >>252 RoboWaifuBanners >>273 /robowaifu/ thread archives >>416 /robowaifu/ is NOT dead. >>1591 HAPPY BIRTHDAY /ROBOWAIFU/ >>2699 What's the future of /robowaifu/ like? >>2705 Robowaifu Propaganda and Recruitment >>3001 Robowaifu Design Document

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MISCELLANEOUS >>39 The Lounge >>2823 /robowaifu/ Embassy Thread >>3108 /robowaifu/meta-2: Electric Boogaloo >>8492 /robowaifu/meta-3: Spring Blossom Tree

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STILL_TO_SORT_SEND_HELP_PLS >>101 What can we buy today? >>103 AFFORDABLE, PRACTICAL WAIFUBOTS ARE POSSIBLE TODAY >>107 Wifu that gives you Hope. >>111 True Love >>151 IRL Drossel von Flügel? >>152 your file is too big onii-chan >>209 My reason to live >>245 Entry Level Waifu >>246 Building the ultimate waifu. >>249 About AI >>366 Waifu Robotics Project Dump >>412 Self-replicating waifubots. >>1525 Feasibility and thinking about right now >>2643 Help a N00b? >>4163 Not robots but... >>4908 Those simple bare necessities NO_THREAD_SUBJECTS_MADE_BY_OP >>2873 >>3845 >>6187

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The Subterranean Club™ > Where NEETs Meet & Greet >>39 Muh_Sekrit_Hideout edition >>7424 The Sky is Falling edition

OK, that should cover most of the general topical links for now. These will likely grow in the future and I tried to accommodate growth by reserving spare post slots. Now, we can also add an alphabetic index that we can populate as we go along. Think the index in the back of a book.

Accident[s] >minimizing the risk of >>4631 >>7695 >(of) robowaifu[s], hazards involving >>1671 >(of) self-driving car[s], involving >>759 AIML (AI Markup Language) >origins of >>4136 >programming with >>6658 Agalmatophilia >>15 Alita (Battle Angel) >>9365

Ball-Jointed Doll (BJD) >>5038 >>7531 Blender (multi-faceted 3D program) >waifusearch >>8107 'Bot' (rudimentary wheeled robot) >mini / micro >>969

C (programming language) >learning, embedded programming >>367 C++ (programming language) >configuring computer for development using >>4969 >general >>12 >learning >>4895 >>2760 (Center | central) mass, center of gravity (>>18458)

Electronics >learning, via 8-bit computer building >>1554 >learning, via bot building >>969

Forgetting >in neural networks >>6618

Goggles >VR, kit - Relativty [sic] >>5782 GPT-2 >based chatbot >>2762

Hair, actuator (aho-hair) >to express emotion >>4560

Linear Algebra (form of mathematics) >waifusearch >>8097

Memory >in neural networks >>6618

Neuromorphic Computing >waifusearch >>8324 NLP (Natural Language Processing) >introduction >>7837

Papercraft (shell construction technique) >waifusearch: >>8090 Product key memory layers >>6618 Pulse-width modulation >waifusearch: >>7982 Python (programming language) >general >>159 >example, parsing text with >>7236 >NLTK toolkit for NLP >>7837

Radio control >waifusearch: >>7983 /robowaifu/ (the imageboard itself) >general priorities, future plans >>2701 >welcome newcomers >>3

servo[s] >accessory, optical encoder >>973 >example, motor pinout >>7575 solenoid[s] >>11996 SolveSpace (3D CAD software) >>8038 Systems Engineering >>9398

Tensegrity >>12524 Tire[s] >Tamiya 4WD >>973 thrown weight (>>18461)

unsprung mass (>>18461)

Value Systems >in an AI >>7855 VR (Virtual Reality) >equipment, goggles (see: Goggles >>7188)

Wheelchair[s] (as rolling base units, etc.) >waifusearch >>8217

OK, that should get us started, so please help us get this place sorted. Whenever you realize something can be sorted into a category, just cross-link it to the specific catalogue post ITT, and it will be integrated in, in due time. For example, here would be a request to integrate Agalmatophilia into the A index post: >>7182 >>15 Agalmatophilia Just use common sense, and we'll figure out any issues that come up as we go. Thanks in advance. BTW did I mention? PLEASE HELP OUT HERE ANON :^)

>>7209 BTW, these integration requests are (mostly in fact) about individual, or small groups of, posts. Not just about threads themselves. I would like perfect coverage of every.single.topic. here eventually.

>>7209 I don't get it, I think. The thread is great as it is, but I don't know what you want to do now. Sorting all the headlines alphabetically is something I could probably do in Python. This whole thing her might make more sense if we then add a lot of tags like links into it, like airmuscles linking to the thread on actuators... >>7211 Ah, okay. A bit like a search engine... but manually curated? In that case it would make more sense to discuss tags it should search for, then some script could go through the postings, where something is mentioned.

>>7235 I copied the list here and sorted it into sublists: import string file = open('/home/pi/Documents/RobowaifuBoard/threads','r') data = file.read() parsed = data.split('\n') parsed_2 = list(map(lambda string: string.split('\t'), parsed)) parsed_2 = parsed_2[:-1] #optional! only if there's an empty element, filter is better parsed_2.sort(key = lambda x: x[1]) #useless bc titles starting with special chars alphabetical_index = list(range(7182,7209)) alphabetical_index.reverse() letter2link_dict = dict([char, str(alphabetical_index.pop())] for char in string.ascii_uppercase) for letter in letter2link_dict.keys(): globals()[letter] = [] for element in parsed_2: if element[1][0].isalpha(): globals()[element[1][0].upper()].append(element) elif element[1][1].isalpha(): globals()[element[1][1].upper()].append(element) else: print('error: ' + element + ' ignored, due special chars.' Optional: def reset_globals(): for letter in letter2link_dict.keys(): globals()[letter] = [] >>> B [['2184', 'Biological synthetic brains for robowaifus?'], ['6560', 'Beginners guide to AI, ML, DL.'], ['246', 'Building the ultimate waifu.']] There's a problem, though. You left out the number >>7193, which makes it harder to automatize it. I'll wait till you decided what to do about it.

>>7236 Never mind, the number is taken by another posting... replace alphabetical_index = list(range(7182,7209)) alphabetical_index.reverse() letter2link_dict = dict([char, str(alphabetical_index.pop())] for char in string.ascii_uppercase) with alphabetical_index = [el for el in list(range(7208,7181,-1)) if el != 7193] letter2link_dict = dict([char, str(alphabetical_index.pop())] for char in string.ascii_uppercase) then add for char in string.ascii_uppercase: if globals()[char] != []: print(char) print(letter2link_dict[char]) topics_list = globals()[char] topics_list.sort(key = lambda x: x[1]) for topic in topics_list: print(' '.join(topic)) print('\n') Should be working. I deleted the >> so I wont't post the whole index.

>>7242 The second last line needs to be changed to print('/t'.join(topic)) so tabs will be used instead of spaces. >>2873 Wizardry, occult, fringe zone, ... >>3845 Advertising waifus using Roko's basilisk Alt-title: Roko's basilisk: Help or get punished Alt-title: Aggressive advertising >>6187 Generating drawings of waifus automatically. Could become useful for visual waifus, VR waifus, creating manga or anime, but the thread contains not much info or value A lot of the threads in >>7176 or Miscellaneous or rather Meta, some could as well be merged with /meta-2. So: - An Archive section and closing some of the unused ones with redundant topics - Same, but merging some of them, then delete them, but adding them to the archive thread as a zip file - A Meta section or renaming MISCELLANEOUS to META or combining it or META and MISCELLANEOUS >>416 is empty, btw. There was another Meta thread once, or not? What happend to that one? >>101, >>103, >>245, >>1525 seem all to be about simple waifus or alternatives like dolls >>366 is META or engineering, a lot of information, links to external stuff >>111 Philosophy? Speculative fiction? But also related to how to build a lovable AI, nearly no answers. >>103 quote: "I love having a shit post thread.", but also the wheelchair waifu idea came up there? >>107, idk, META, Feels, SOCIETY / PHILOSOPHY? It brings up the question of palliative or caring bots... >>151 "I'm planning to have a project "... one posting, no answers... INTRODUCTIONS / ABANDONED, though it's the only Drossel von Flügel thread, CLANG maybe? >>245 is like >>209 a introduction thread which went nowhere, no additional value >>152 is either philosophy or speculative fiction (ethics) >>209 is about someone introducing himself to the forum, it seem to have no real information, could be closed and archived >>246 and >>412 are about speculative fiction, >>249 also but it only has the first posting >>1525 is partially about getting started, and in part the inofficial VR waifu thread >>2643 Clearly about some engineering, but very short with not much information >>4163 I hate that title, since they are robots not dolls. Might belong to >>366 since its a waifu project... >>4908 philosophy, what should the be able to do for us? If you rename PERSONAL PROJECTS into PROJECTS or PROJECT THREADS then >>366 would fit in there Btw, I would consider letting threads belonging to different categories/sections, I mean more than one, bc people think differently about stuff.

>>7235 >>7236 >>7242 Thank you very much Anon for taking the time to create utility code like this. Much appreciated. Due to the fact that we don't try either to specify or enforce any kind of conventions (or even idioms) for thread subject naming, using them alone as a means for determining index entries is limited in usefulness. It's really rather hit-and-miss. For example, how should the robowaifu love thread be indexed? >>14 Can Robowaifus Experience Love? Putting it under the index entry C seems rather unhelpful. In fact that's a good one to choose (though it was purely arbitrary) because it also brings up the need for multiple-indexing. That can easily fit into a 'Love' category, a 'Robowaifu Psychology' category, a 'Philosophy of Mind' category, as well as more general 'AI' and 'Programming' categories (if only more tangentially). I'll go ahead and post the entire list sorted strictly lexicographically by thread subject so everyone can judge for themselves the issues involved here. >=== -no longer strict, but natural-sorted

>>7249 >>3845 >>2873 >>6187 >>18 (Robo)Waifu personality thread >>5052 /clang/ discord >>2823 /robowaifu/ Embassy Thread >>416 /robowaifu/ is NOT dead. >>273 /robowaifu/ thread archives >>3108 /robowaifu/meta-2: Electric Boogaloo >>94 3D printer resources >>7458 A.I. Masters Proteomics >>249 About AI >>406 Actuators for waifu movement! >>103 AFFORDABLE, PRACTICAL WAIFUBOTS ARE POSSIBLE TODAY >>15 Agalmatophilia >>253 AI + Brain/Computer Interface news & commentary >>27 AI Design principles and philosophy >>85 AI Software >>22 AI, chatbots, and waifus >>266 Aoki Lapis model; Robot fairy >>157 Artificial Wombs general >>2956 Avatars >>23 Batteries & Power >>6560 Beginners guide to AI, ML, DL. >>2184 Biological synthetic brains for robowaifus? >>237 Bipedal Robot Locomotion General >>246 Building the ultimate waifu. >>12 C++ General >>14 Can Robowaifus Experience Love? >>251 Can the government really make anime real? >>2991 CNC Machine Thread >>411 Cuddling Robot >>2300 Datasets for Training AI >>244 Downloadable AI for robots? >>3119 Early Business Ideas >>95 Electronics General >>367 Embedded Programming Group Learning Thread 001 >>245 Entry Level Waifu >>1525 Feasibility and thinking about right now >>364 Fluffytail 800 dev thread >>4577 Hand Development >>1591 HAPPY BIRTHDAY /ROBOWAIFU/ >>4969 Haute Sepplesberry Cuisine TBH >>2643 Help a N00b? >>5061 Hodgkins huxley human neuron model >>269 Hold onto your papers >>372 Homemade doll waifu thread >>4143 HOW TO SOLVE IT >>374 Humanoid Robot Projects Videos >>19 Important things about building living robots >>151 IRL Drossel von Flügel? >>2050 ITT: Anons derail the board into debate about Christianity :^) >>1642 Making money with AI and robowaifus >>38 Meta Tread >>26 Micromouse - Minimum Viable Supercheap "Open Source" Robowaifu >>4895 Modern C++ Group Learning Thread >>209 My reason to live >>2496 My Waifu >>402 Mycroft: Open Source Alexa >>250 New machine learning AI released >>369 New United Robowaifu Project >>7650 new user and seeing how it works >>77 NLP General >>4163 Not robots but... >>417 Open Prosthetics >>4451 Open-Source Licenses Comparison >>158 OpenGL Resources >>271 Papercraft waifu >>108 Plastic Production >>400 Project: United Robowaifu Development >>6323 Proto1 All Parts >>418 Prototypes and failures >>159 Python General >>83 R&D General >>153 Ricky Ma General >>4054 Ricky ma's book >>1061 Roastie Fear 2: Electric Boogaloo >>160 Roastie Fear General >>9 Robo Face Development >>200 Robot skeletons and armatures >>242 Robot skin? Possible sensitivity? >>97 Robot Vision General >>156 Robot Voices >>408 Robot waifu desires >>86 Robot Wife Programming >>81 Robotics Hardware General >>268 Robotics sites, organizations and projects >>3001 Robowaifu Design Document >>414 Robowaifu Design Software >>5080 robowaifu energy systems >>1671 Robowaifu Fail-safety >>29 Robowaifu fiction to promote the product and expand the market >>2705 Robowaifu Propaganda and Recruitment >>2731 Robowaifu Psychology Thread >>1 Robowaifu references >>155 Robowaifu Simulator >>98 Robowaifu Systems Engineering >>234 Robowaifu Thermal Management >>235 ROBOWAIFU U >>201 Robowaifu-OS & Robowaifu-Brain(cluster) >>252 RoboWaifuBanners >>82 Robowaifus in media >>17 Robowaifus' unique advantages >>128 Selecting a Programming Language >>112 Self-driving cars AI + hardware >>412 Self-replicating waifubots. >>2666 Short Stacks the Obvious Solution >>16 Single board computers & micro-controllers >>4198 Sophie Bot STL Files Uploaded >>4146 Sophie Development Continues >>199 Speech Synthesis general >>232 TensorFlow >>419 The important question >>6937 THE LANGUAGE PROBLEM >>7143 The Library of /robowaifu/ Card Catalogue >>4908 Those simple bare necessities >>415 Tools to Create 3D Models of Humans >>111 True Love >>240 Visual Waifus >>154 Waifu Materials >>366 Waifu Robotics Project Dump >>106 Waifus in society >>243 Walking >>3 Welcome to /robowaifu/ >>101 What can we buy today? >>829 What happens to your robowaifu when you die? >>2699 What's the future of /robowaifu/ like? >>2983 Wheelchair Waifus >>104 Who wouldn't hug a kiwi. >>4506 Why consider alternative CPU architectures for secure systems? >>107 Wifu that gives you Hope. >>4787 Work on my Elfdroid Sophie >>152 your file is too big onii-chan

>>7249 Yeah, thats right. Your letters gave me the idea that's what you wanted to do. It was always obvious that we're also going to need labels, though. Maybe we can still use the code for that, with some little modifications. My idea for getting those labels is, to collect a lot of them from suggestions. Then let some code go though the postings, take out the most common words and look whats left over. Maybe again, but looking for recurring phrases. Hmm, it's going to be quite some work.

>>7255 tags = ['sophie', 'computers', 'body', 'movement', 'project', 'speech', 'audio', 'recognition', 'virtual', ]I'm going to bed soon, so that's it for me today.

>>7255 >>7256 >Hmm, it's going to be quite some work. Now you're getting the picture Anon. Thanks for the good inputs, much appreciated. Have a good rest.

BTW, here's the code I wrote to parse the JSON to extract the ID & subject fields from the full collection, then sort the list by subject. This approach can be used in a much more general way for the board's posts, and can scale out efficiently to literally millions of thread's worth of posts. Just in case anyone is interested in it >>7268 .

>>7245 Thanks very much Anon, this is exactly the kind of assistance and input we need here. It will be a bit, but I'll work through all your points here. Cheers.

>>7299 I mean, you don't have to put the card catalog in the card catalog. Chances are if you're in the card catalog you don't need help finding the card catalog, lol

>Example to Anon of an indexing request for the other AIML crosspost: >>7182 AIML >programming with >>6658

>>7518 >>7519 >>If you see a need for an index listing regardless of topic, then please post a pair of links in the Library thread. Yes, that's how I understood it. I'll try to keep it in mind. But, we should better have a script going through all the postings (from the downloads/backups) and trying to pick out the topic(s) and print them with the links to the postings. This could be used all the time and would be a more permanent solution.

>>7521 >This could be used all the time and would be a more permanent solution. This thread itself is basically intended to be the 'permanent' solution in a way. At least until it's refined enough to be widely useful, then we might (probably will) migrate the non-discussion bits into the Welcome thread. We also might possibly eventually devise our search tool userscript, and put link to setup instructions in this OP. As far as a word list goes, I can probably create one for you this weekend and post it sorted by-wordcount descending/ascending here ITT for you this weekend if you'd like. The list of words can be proofread/combined thereafter as seen fit. This isn't the same thing as a topic list ofc, but's probably a reasonable start at a roadmap towards one.

>>7526 >The list of words can be proofread/combined/culled/sliced/diced/etc. thereafter*

>>7183 >Ball Jointed Dolls (BJDs) >>5038 >>7531

>>7535 Thank you kindly Anon. Adding in all the links certainly makes my job easier! :^)

>>7521 Just a head's up to let you know I've got the basic algorithm working and am successfully parsing every word on the board. Takes my box about 20 seconds, and so far I've pared things down to about 50K whitespace-separated 'words'. I'll work on more filters this weekend and may possibly have something vaguely usable over the next few days. Still, it's a very long list and we probably need a better approach than just a raw word count.

>>7543 Not too surprisingly, the top word on /robowaifu/ to date is "the", with 18'746 cases across all threads. :^)

>>7544 Dawned on me you might be interested in see the other end of the spectrum, ie, single-word instances. > BTW, there's still plenty of cleaning/combining to do yet, so things will change a little. Also, these aren't sorted in any particular way other than by word-count atm, so don't take this as somehow an accurate alphabetic listing atm. Inside the word count groupings it's purely chance based on core activity in the parallel algorithm.

>>7544 Some progress, good. I think at the end it needs to be something like the most common words and phrases, which aren't the most common in any random text. But the scope should probably be on the specific posting then. So we might at least get something like [>>1234, 'Windows', 'chatbot', 'AIML', 'run.py'] - Though, looking into the specific postings might be the second step instead, after having a list of keywords.

>>7548 Well, one thing that would be pretty easy to do for me now that I've done most of the basic groundwork for processing /robowaifu/ text is to produce lists of post links for all human-specified keywords. Right now there's no intelligence involved, it's just a mechanical turk to chew through all the words. But make me a list of the top 100 words you're most interested in seeing, and I can give you a list of 100 word's collection of posts containing those words. It would be a good start for now. I'll keep working on better filters and consolidation of terms, you be thinking about keywords to use. Deal?

>>7550 > But make me a list of the top 100 words you're most interested in seeing The whole idea here is, that the software should find that list. That's what I'm talking about. If you take out the most common words in English, then you should have the topic of a posting. That should work as a simple solution. The list is not the input, it's what the software should find... Also, I'm currently working on chatbot stuff and feel like I'm drowning in tasks and todo lists. Though I have to admit this task is something we need exactly for that as well. Finding the topic of a comment or conversation. Looking into it briefly, probably overkill for the current task: https://towardsdatascience.com/nlp-extracting-the-main-topics-from-your-dataset-using-lda-in-minutes-21486f5aa925 https://www.kdnuggets.com/2019/11/understanding-nlp-topic-modeling-part-1.html

>>7555 I see, thanks for helping me out clarifying that. I apologize, I was being inconsiderate of your time. Haha, you just keep doing what you're already doing and we'll take care of this little project Anon! Thank you for everything you're doing here. :^) Thanks also for the links, I'll spend time researching this idea.

>>7201 >servo motor pins >>7575

>>7555 Just a quick update. I've finished working out the data structure requirements for the JSON tool, and have a rudimentary search function working. It's typical systems-type code, but it's pretty quick: once everythings parsed (about 5 seconds on my 2-core potato box) it's currently searching the entire set of words on /robowaifu/ for a given term in ~40-50us. So it's coming along in that way to be efficient. Here's a cap of searching for thingiverse on /robowaifu/ : > I know it's not entirely what we need yet, but at least the fundamental database engineering work is together, roughly speaking.

>>7578 Thanks kindly Anon.

>>7201 >optical speed encoder >>973

>>7202 >Tamiya 4WD tires >>973

>>7183 >basic bots for learning electronics >>969

>>7599 >>7600 >>7601 Index entries made.

>>7601 >>7186

>>7188 >GPT-2 (based chatbot) >>2762

>>7189 >hair actuator (aho-hair) to express emotion >>4560

>>7198 >Product key memory layers >>6618

>>7198 >Python (programming language), NLTK toolkit for NLP >>7837 >>7196 >NLP introduction >>7837 >>7195 >Memory in Neural Networks >>6618 >>7187 >Forgetting in Neural Networks >>6618 >>7204 Value Systems in an AI >>7855

>>7852 >>7853 >>7854 >>7856 I feel that most of these should at the least be cross-linked under the AI index entry, if not proper sub-categories of it there. Opinions on this, Anon? Good idea to just consolidate the requests together btw.

>>7860 Okay, maybe, or both. If one searches for one specific topic he should find it by letter. That was the idea, or not? Also consider how long the entry under AI could get. I thought that even threads like the one on GPT2/3 should also be linked under G like GPT, but could also be mentioned in the entry for AI.

>>7862 >That was the idea, or not? Yes, multi-indexing is both commonplace in these sorts of encyclopedic indexes, and definitely necessary here. The challenge for us as editors is properly choosing the primary/cross-link distinctions. Brevity is a premium here, as you say >Also consider how long the entry under AI could get. If we do our jobs right here, this will likely become quite a comprehensive list IMO. Fortunately we can also just edit things afterwards.

>>7852 >>7853 >>7854 >>7856 OK.

waifusearch> PWM OR Pulse-width modulation THREAD SUBJECT POST LINK Single board computers & micro-c >>3736 pulse width modulation Micromouse - Minimum Viable Supe >>3574 pwm " >>3589 " " >>3608 " " >>3627 " " >>3640 " " >>3641 " Robowaifu Systems Engineering >>4640 " Embedded Programming Group Learn >>367 pulse width modulation " >>3762 pwm HAPPY BIRTHDAY /ROBOWAIFU/ >>7977 " " >>7984 " Proto1 All Parts >>6729 " ' pwm | pulse width modulation ' = 13 results https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse-width_modulation >=== -edit subject -add alternate spelling search -add article link

>>7256 >tags = ['sophie', This is actually a good example case of why we need better refinement of tags, for more specificity. For example, here's the current waifusearch for the term 'sophie': waifusearch> Sophie THREAD SUBJECT POST LINK Robo Face Development >>5042 sophie C++ General >>7616 " R&D General >>5038 " Robot Wife Programming >>7821 " Waifus in society >>4206 " your file is too big onii-chan >>7789 " Robot skeletons and armatures >>7634 " Actuators for waifu movement! >>7086 " " >>7106 " " >>7217 " " >>7220 " Robowaifu Design Software >>5188 " " >>8076 " " >>8095 " HAPPY BIRTHDAY /ROBOWAIFU/ >>7224 " " >>7981 " My Waifu >>2496 " " >>2497 " " >>2498 " " >>2500 " " >>2578 " " >>2580 " " >>2581 " /robowaifu/ Embassy Thread >>8135 " Wheelchair Waifus >>4297 " /robowaifu/meta-2: Electric Boog >>7765 " Sophie Development Continues >>4146 " " >>4154 " " >>4166 " " >>4193 " " >>4197 " " >>4203 " " >>4204 " " >>4216 " Sophie Bot STL Files Uploaded >>4198 " " >>4202 " Hand Development >>4870 " " >>4876 " Work on my Elfdroid Sophie >>4787 " " >>4788 " " >>4858 " " >>4882 " " >>5000 " " >>5159 " " >>5302 " " >>5431 " " >>6049 " " >>6051 " " >>6319 " " >>6322 " " >>6659 " " >>6662 " " >>6713 " " >>6976 " " >>7264 " " >>7502 " " >>7512 " " >>7619 " " >>7621 " " >>7627 " " >>7698 " " >>7945 " " >>7948 " " >>7972 " " >>7993 " " >>8019 " " >>8025 " " >>8032 " " >>8086 " " >>8087 " " >>8094 " " >>8182 " " >>8268 " " >>8269 " " >>8288 " " >>8290 " " >>8308 " " >>8356 " " >>8381 " " >>8392 " " >>8410 " " >>8573 " " >>8598 " Haute Sepplesberry Cuisine TBH >>8027 " Proto1 All Parts >>6326 " " >>6329 " new user and seeing how it works >>7726 " ' sophie ' = 87 results 70 results. While that's comprehensive enough (potentially exhaustive even), it's not bringing a lot to the table for the searcher just trying to quickly find that one important bit of information on Elfdroid Sophie. Her hand designs, for example. And for the newcomer...well, I'd say that result set is rather too large TBH. ATM, I can't really think of a more effective means to manage tagging with sufficient refinement than doing so by hand. Waifusearch is a reality now, so it could help us all along in that process. But as far as doing it otherwise, we still have a ways to go yet in achieving an AI that has enough semantic and contextual awareness to do it all automatically for us. However, this is obviously the goal in the end -- and not just for this specific need either. It strikes me now that this little project of automatically tagging all of /robowaifu/ might just prove to be an effective means to finally achieving the long sought-after goal of a contextually-aware AI. At the least it's a sufficiently narrowly-defined goal to have more than just the slimmest chance of success at it (anytime Real Soon Now™). At least that's my take on the matter. I'd be interested to hear anyone else's views on this important AI topic. >=== -edit prose

>>7997 >Waifusearch is a reality now, so it could help us all along in that process Yes, we'll still need humans for the tags. But when we have more tags, the search could break down huge search results by searching again in those results and break them into sections. >contextually-aware AI Waifusearch is certainly going to be helpful and I like the result so far,. it's quite amazing. Sophie is a big and complex topic, having links to a thread with subjects like "face" or "hand development" creates more context.

>>8000 >But when we have more tags, the search could break down huge search results by searching again in those results and break them into sections. Yes, we can easily do just that Anon. I'll put it on the TODO: listings. >checked digits :^) Happy New Year

>>8000 Just in case you have a RaspberryPi machine Anon, we have waifusearch working there now too. >>8026

waifusearch> SolveSpace THREAD SUBJECT POST LINK Robo Face Development >>4600 solvespace " >>4607 " Robot skeletons and armatures >>8093 " " >>8596 " Actuators for waifu movement! >>8170 " Robowaifu Design Software >>4390 " " >>4423 " " >>4795 " " >>5188 " " >>8076 " " >>8079 " Prototypes and failures >>8034 " " >>8372 " Work on my Elfdroid Sophie >>6342 " " >>6344 " " >>8379 " " >>8380 " ' solvespace ' = 17 results https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SolveSpace >=== -add external links

Alright, for the time being (and until we come up with a more sophisticated solution), I think we'll just have to settle for making waifusearch posts ITT, and then we can link them into the index system above. So please get the tool working on your own systems Anons, and post important searches ITT. BTW, you might think about different spellings, etc., and add any valuable external links into your post as well. For example, PWM >>7982 , or RC >>7983 . Cheers. >software building instructions >>7933 >RaspberryPi building instructions >>8026 https://files.catbox.moe/tmu6qr.7z 3e3173220fd46b093771f98c37760da8eb0a69be3b32a4ed9b20388d81a226de waifusearch-0.1f.tar.xz >=== -add crosslinks -add D/L link & sha256sum

>>8090 Heh, not much use atm. I'll redo this search here after the Papercraft waifu thread is repopulated.

waifusearch> linear algebra THREAD SUBJECT POST LINK AI Software >>5813 linear algebra Robowaifu Simulator >>1899 " " >>2017 " " >>2044 " ROBOWAIFU U >>2970 " General Robotics/A.I. news and c >>6873 " /robowaifu/meta-2: Electric Boog >>6934 " " >>6962 " " >>6964 " Sophie Development Continues >>4216 " Beginners guide to AI, ML, DL. >>6567 " " >>6570 " " >>6573 " F = ma >>7787 " ' linear algebra ' = 14 results http://immersivemath.com/ila/tableofcontents.html

>>7300 Actually after a month or two using what's now called waifusearch, I've come to entirely agree with you. I'm no longer including the JSON for this thread or for the old archives thread >>273 in the source files, because of redundant (and useless) results showing up. Heh, I should've taken your advice earlier Anon. :^)

waifusearch> Neuromorphic THREAD SUBJECT POST LINK AI, chatbots, and waifus >>4061 neuromorphic " >>4062 " AI Software >>1227 " Robot Vision General >>4786 " ROBOWAIFU U >>2526 " " >>2558 " " >>3011 " ITT: Anons derail the board into >>2081 " " >>2085 " " >>2086 " " >>2087 " Biological synthetic brains for >>2204 " /robowaifu/meta-2: Electric Boog >>3937 " " >>4045 " Why consider alternative CPU arc >>8321 " ' neuromorphic ' = 15 results https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromorphic_engineering

Can this get stickied?

>>11384 Yes, it usually is ATM, unless an 'event' thread is ongoing. R/N that's the 'Delete' thread (the idea is for everyone to weigh in on their view of anon's request to do so). This should be restickied again after Sunday or so.