dialogy.types package

Subpackages

• dialogy.types.entity package
  • Subpackages
    • dialogy.types.entity.address package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.amount_of_money package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.base_entity package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.credit_card_number package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.deserialize package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.duration package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.keyword package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.numerical package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.people package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.pincode package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.time package
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    • dialogy.types.entity.time_interval package
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• dialogy.types.intent package
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    • Intent Classification
• dialogy.types.plugin package
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• dialogy.types.signal package
  • Submodules
  • dialogy.types.signal.signal module
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• dialogy.types.slots package
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• dialogy.types.utterances package
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There are few types of significance for an SLU project

1. Intent

2. Entity

3. Slot

4. Signal

Warning

This section is a work in progress.

An Intent tells us the general meaning of a sentence. A set Entity are significant tokens that can be acted upon by either participants within a conversation.

We use slots within intents to associate relationship between intents and entities. You can consider examples like: Reservation of a air ticket requires:

• destination

• origin

• travel date

• travel time

• travel type (round trip, one-way)

• number of passengers.

So these entities would be filled within their respective slots already expected by the reservation intents.