AI Entities in the Context of Chatbots
When users interact with chatbots, they may send messages in text or audio form. To formulate appropriate and tailored responses, chatbots are...
Chatbots are designed to interact with users. Users submit messages (text/voice) and depending upon the user’s “intent” behind the message, the chatbot formulates a relevant and tailored response. The “intent” is the user’s reason behind engaging with the chatbot. One complexity is that users may share an identical “intent” but express that intent differently when submitting messages to a chatbot. By understanding the “intent” behind messages, chatbots need not rely on specific and consistent user inputs.
Chatbot intent training
Chatbots can be trained to recognize various types of user intents including Navigational, Informational, Transactional, Feedback and other types that may be unique to an enterprise.
The purpose of the chatbot is defined by the enterprise. To align with enterprise goals, chatbot “intent training” requires planning, the thoughtful development of training data, multiple iterations to fine turn the responses generated by chatbots, and continuous improvement to deliver a satisfying user experience.
Chatbot intent training includes:
Note: Invest time identifying different ways users may pose queries so that chatbots can match a greater variety of queries to a specific intent.
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