Reputation: 1199
My question looks similar to this , but it should be different because my question relates to the combination of entities and context.
Let me show an example; here duplicated synonyms are:
| Entity | Value | Synonyms |
|-------------+-------------+--------------|
| whether | whether | fine, cloudy |
| granularity | granularity | fine, coarse |
And I have same training phrase on different intents with different input context as follows:
A
is it <fine>?
<fine>
is for @whether
B
is it <fine>?
<fine>
is for @granularity
When a user says "is it fine?" under the context 'A', fine
is identified to @whether? Or, input context is not considered on intent-detection for user input sentence so that is it fifty-fifty which intent is detected?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 91
Reputation: 133
Context is considered when identifying the intents. Therefore if you have properly defined the contexts for the above scenario no ambiguity is created.
Upvotes: 1