Intents, Utterances, and Entities
Define Intents, Utterances, and Entities When a user interacts with an application that utilizes your language model, they may enter utterances. An intent, or more simply the meaning of an utterance, is a task or activity that the user want to carry out. By defining intents and linking them to one or more utterances, you can build a model. For example, consider the following list of intents and associated utterances: GetTime: "What time is it?" "What is the time?" "Tell me the time" GetWeather: "What is the weather forecast?" "Do I need an umbrella?" "Will it snow?" TurnOnDevice "Turn the light on." "Switch on the light." "Turn on the fan" None: "Hello" "Goodbye" Spend some time thinking about the domain your model must cover and the kinds of activities or information that users might request. This will help you establish the intentions that you want your model to comprehend....