EPTAnd Catherine the Great wtf X_X ...
He was able to get Deng XiaoPing too ... Bah I should've thought of Zhou Enlai instead X_X
And damnit how did he know I was talking about Cao Cao =( =( =(!!!
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
And Catherine the Great wtf X_X ... He was able to get Deng XiaoPing too ... Bah I should've thought of Zhou Enlai instead X_X And damnit how did he know I was talking about Cao Cao =( =( =(!!! | ||
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KawaiiRice
United States2914 Posts
Edit: LOL, it guessed nana mizuki right :D | ||
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Malgrif
Canada1095 Posts
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
He got Mallow, too. | ||
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anch
United States5457 Posts
But he got the ex-president right. | ||
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Leeto
United States1320 Posts
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
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SnK-Arcbound
United States4423 Posts
And he guessed IdrA. One of the questions was "Is he a sex maniac." Sorry, no way I can know that answer unless he said so on the forums. | ||
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Skee
Canada702 Posts
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Biochemist
United States1008 Posts
I kicked his ass with Serapis. Apparently if you pick an obscure category and pick an even more obscure character (they created this god when trying to merge Hellenistic and Egyptian mythology in Alexandria), it's pretty easy to go 40 rounds with him. Serapis wasn't even on the list of possibles at the end. | ||
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
On July 23 2010 08:09 SnK-Arcbound wrote: Missed Rosie, he guessed Shar. Got Sarah Palin. Got Abraham Lincoln. Missed Teddy, he guessed taft. This is fun. And he guessed IdrA. One of the questions was "Is he a sex maniac." Sorry, no way I can know that answer unless he said so on the forums. Well, it depends on how Akinator defines sex. If he means the concept of sex, then the answer is yes. If it is the practice of sex, then...No. | ||
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luckySe7en
148 Posts
each answer has x options, so after 20 answers, he can discriminate between x^20 results. Probably every time he gets something wrong, he'll ask you the right answer, and update his databases. each person in his database is stored with the 20 answers associated with that person. easy peazy lemon squeezy. | ||
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
On July 23 2010 08:16 luckySe7en wrote: anyone who knows anything about programming will know that a program like this would be extremely easy to write. each answer has x options, so after 20 answers, he can discriminate between x^20 results. Probably every time he gets something wrong, he'll ask you the right answer, and update his databases. each person in his database is stored with the 20 answers associated with that person. easy peazy lemon squeezy. It probably also "learns" by asking new questions about people who are already in the database. | ||
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BlueSorc
United Kingdom119 Posts
And he got Sean "Day[9]" Plott. Wow. Just, wow. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17850 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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jgju
United States454 Posts
I flipped a bitch when he got Lim Yo Hwan too (I can't imagine how he was able to tell him apart from any other progamer- black hair, korean, works with computers, etc.) I tried Bisu too, but it guessed JD first, and then got it right on the second try ("Is your character famed for his beauty?" being the key question). | ||
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ClanOverdosed
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Rawr.Zeta
Japan39 Posts
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B1nary
Canada1267 Posts
On July 23 2010 08:16 luckySe7en wrote: anyone who knows anything about programming will know that a program like this would be extremely easy to write. each answer has x options, so after 20 answers, he can discriminate between x^20 results. Probably every time he gets something wrong, he'll ask you the right answer, and update his databases. each person in his database is stored with the 20 answers associated with that person. easy peazy lemon squeezy. Well, we're given 5 options but most of the time, it's probably closer to 2 options per question: Yes or No. An "I don't know" doesn't help it much when narrowing down the choices. So given 20 question, it should be able to distinguish between just over 1 000 000 characters. Also, there's no way it can be a perfect binary search tree. Like, asking "Is your character an adult male" doesn't necessarily divide the remaining options 50/50. My best guess would be that it first asks a series (maybe 4 or 5) of preprogrammed questions that are pretty much guaranteed to narrow it down to an acceptable range. Then, within the remaining options, it picks questions that are closest to dividing them 50/50. A lot of potential for clever database and search algorithms. | ||
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