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Enhancement: Support Directly referencing an @Entity as an intent example #32

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Stephen-Broadhurst opened this issue Oct 9, 2018 · 1 comment
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Firstly - great tool thank you.
The WA classifier now supports using entities within intent training. For instance "Can I get a @PhoneModelName? "
https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/conversation/intents.html#defining-intents

This is very useful when reusing bot training across multiple bots for instance "Hello @me" where the intent training can be ported across and @me @otherpeople be controlled as entities.

At the moment when creating test data, the WA-Testing-Tool, submits "Hello @me" without replacing the @me with a literal from the entity training. This means that these values almost always fail, even though they would pass if @me replaced with one of the literal values.

Ask is to download the entity training with the intent training. When the intent training trains the workspace, @entity should be passed as currently. But when the test set is created, the @entity should be replaced with a random synonym/literal from the entity training set.

@amblock amblock added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 9, 2018
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amblock commented Oct 9, 2018

Hi Stephen - We had been struggling to come up with a solution for how to integrate entity references into the tool. I'm a fan of the idea you proposed.

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