Twitter linkage
Explanation
This will continue to be a test implementation in ver. 1.4.0.
For the Twitter linkage feature, creating a Twitter account for your character is recommended. It is the user's responsibility to create an account.
- The application "ACUAH" tweets automatically.
- Users are responsible for the appropriateness of the content of tweets from ACUAH. If a tweet is deemed inappropriate, please delete it as appropriate.
- When an account that you follow replies to a tweet from ACUAH, ACUAH may reply with a reply of some kind. ACUAH will also learn (record and use) those texts.
- Users are responsible for managing whether or not the text being learned by ACUAH is appropriate (i.e., whether or not it contains unintended expressions or content). For example, you can unfollow the Twitter account that replied to the text that was used as the unintended learning source. The training data can also be edited.
- When this app "ACUAH" is running, it may tweet or reply when the character idle state.
- It tweets irregularly when the application of ACUAH is not launched.
The provider of the software shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage caused to the user as a result of the content of tweets from "ACUAH".
About learning
The learned contents are stored in the following file (text/plain).
/Android/data/com.csunitetech.acuah/files/tweetphrasedic
If you have created an account for ACUAH and logged in, the learned contents will be uploaded to the server.
In version. 1.4.0, the learned contents file (tweetphrasedic) uploaded to the server periodically analyzed and the following files are created.
- Noun dictionary files (shared, user-specific)
- Template for message
- Phrases
ACUAH automatically downloads these files from the server and the system generates sentences and tweets them.
Noun dictionary files are for common to all ACUAH users and for each users.
Templates for message and phrases files are for each user.
The analysis process on the server side is performed at an interval of about once a week.