Decision tree bot

[fredreload]

I've had an idea where I want to have a series of nested if and else statements for decision making. The idea is that if I clone myself I will have two thinking units and two people working on the same task. Though the idea didn't go through because to construct the validity of a thought takes analysis and there really isn't an efficient way for computer to process it. Then I thought of a bot, a bot of myself that could possibly replace me at work that would automatically answer Skype and create programs. My boss probably wouldn't be happy to hear that but, imagine having an extra working unit of yourself. You can potentially earning money without having to be there, all with just nested if and else statements. Like if I receive a message from Skype, reply something. Now then I thought about applying the same concept to the company structure to create a decision tree, where it will help you make the best decision at any time, well, company wise. Such a decision tree could be built based on experience or collaborate efforts. And what's even better, you can merge the decision trees together when you find fit. Now I understand the decision tree might be a little big, but it is simply like a flow chart, and you run through the chart programmatically like a bot. I got this decision from an online game and Crunchyroll post where there are too many bots in game and believe me I didn't use one. Anyway, if I can create such a bot, it could potentially replace myself or double the working force. Now having a bot write program might be a bit hard to complete, but good thing that's what bots are made for, repetitive tasks.

 

P.S. Well, only of the same unit can the trees be merged

Edited July 24, 2016 by fredreload

[fredreload]

So here's my idea about a decision. For instance, if you want to meet up with a good looking girl. I would probably create a personality test, hobby, clothing,etc since you don't know what they think. Then you analyze the image to classify base on their looks and the answers they have. Now you create a tree to see if there is a strong correlation between the good looking girl and the personality, or the food they like, or the clothes they wear. And by following the decision tree, for example, look for girls in blue cloth, or look for girls that like fish, you could potentially increase the chance of finding the girl you want. I agree there are a lot of variables, the strong correlation between the good looking and the personality has to be established. The accuracy of the decision would be based on the size of the database or the strength of the correlation(someone verify this for me). The statistics won't lie, and this is only the decision tree for meeting a good looking girl

P.S. Nvm, it's probably easier based on genetic sequence, personality and traits are environmental, but still statistics don't lie

Actually personality tests because it got fewer selections

Edited July 30, 2016 by fredreload