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Deploying our trained Tens

Testing it Out!

                  If you’d like to chat with this bot, just go ahead and go to this link or go to this Facebook page and hit the Send Message button. It might take a while to respond for the first time, since the server needs to start up.

UPDATE 6/13/18: FB changed some of their settings with bots so I am not sure if the Messenger bot works. However, you can also send POST requests to the server using CURL in your command prompt. Basically, go to your Terminal/Cmd Prompt and type in:

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                  curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"message": "INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE"}' https://flask-server-seq2seq-chatbot.herokuapp.com/prediction The response will be the answer that my trained chatbot would send.

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                  curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"message": "INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE"}' https://flask-server-seq2seq-chatbot.herokuapp.com/prediction

The response will be the answer that my trained chatbot would send.

 It’s probably difficult to judge whether or not the bot actually does talk like me (since not a lot of you have talked to me online LOL), but I’d say it’s doing alright! The grammar is passable, considering social media standards. You can cherry pick a couple good results, but most are pretty nonsensical. Here are some of the ones which help me sleep better at night because Skynet definitely isn’t happening any time soon.