I'm just learning to make a chatbot for the first time I can make parameters name and dress size which can be recalled in welcome intent
please guide the masters, seniors in this forum, how to call the parameters that I have made in the welcome intent in other intents that I have made for more attractive conversations
I want to make an intent about conclusion.intent which can display parameters that are already in the welcome intent
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The objective is to create a custom action that returns the RTT from any requested domain. In other words I want to tell the assistant to Ping whatever domain and provide me with the RTT or respond that the server isn't reachable. Whereas I'm not ignorant or unable to research and apply results, I've not seen any similar project or a web-hook that would be easily applied. I've got some IFTTT experience and have created Glitch projects that have provided me with additional utility for the assistant. Honestly ''created'' is an overstatement, implementation was just a little step above script-kiddie abilities. The result was that the assistant now provides me with more functionality to control my media center on a Firestick than Amazon's skill does.
So, my assumption is that this is a pretty low level skill. I have no interest in this being anything other than a personal action. That said, I can handle invocation and all the other overhead necessary for human interface...etc but would surely appreciate assistance, references to similar projects or a helpful overview of what one thinks is the best method to accomplish the task.
If you are reading this and wondering why I posted here, please provide me with a more appropriate or topical forum location.
TIA
I made a website for a free summer camp program (nothing fancy im barely 20 and only know python and C++ so i used weebly). I made an online form asking for info such as campers t-shirt size and name, and when the user fills that out, weebly sends me an email containing all of their answers.
The issue is, that will require BARE MINIMUM, for me to manually type hundreds of answers into some C++ program that could sort these people and put them in the right age groups. My question is, is there any way to get the contents of my email, or set up an email that automatically puts everything it receives into a database?
Im still inexperienced so if someone knows of a BETTER way to do this or something I am all ears. This is non-profit so really just trying to save time and manpower, i have a little budget for something such as a hosting fees or anything like that, but solutions like learning SQL arent really workable. I have looked at many services online but things such as sign up genius don't support this kind of camp style (you can choose multiple camps from a pool and when a pool reaches 50 we cannot accept more in that pool) weebly supports html embedding if that helps.
Thank you in advanced!
I am able to call few stories from a given story as they are pre-requisite for the current story to proceed.
Want to know if there is anyway that I can pass the parameters to the parent stories from the current story.
Any inputs appreciated.
I have created a chatbot using Snatchbot for the purpose of a quiz. I have been asked to create a dynamic decision tree structure for the chatbot which must be displayed on the web page, i.e. everytime the user answers a question, a branch on the tree must be created according the user's response. Is there anyway to do this? Is it possible to generate the JSON for the structure of the chatbot rather than the JSON for previous conversations? Would any other platform such as dialogflow be more suitable?
I am also using SnatchBot, you will need to use the NLP section to create all your samples and train your Data, then you could add global connections, Giving the possibility to direct the bot to the needed subject at any point of the conversation.
The value of this tool is that it allows the user to immediately (and at any point in the conversation) direct the bot to a particular subject.
Technical perspective, I have some recommendations for you:
https://jorin.me/chatbots.pdf (Development and Applications)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325607065_Implementation_of_a_Chat_Bot_System_using_AI_and_NLP (Implementation Using AI And NLP)
Strategy perspective, here are the crucial 6 different main criteria for enterprise chatbot implementation success:
Defining clear audience profiles of the project
Identifying clear goal for the project
Defining clear Dialog-flow Key Intents Related
Platform’s Customer Experience SWOT assessment Forming coherent teams
Testing and involving the audience from early on in the validation of
the project
Implementing feedback analytics to be used as basis for
continuous improvement
(Source: http://athenka.com)
In chamilo LMS, if you put a test in a learning path, it doesn't use the grade as passing, it uses completion as passing. So if you want the scores to count you have to tell users in a learning path, "Hey go find such and such a test in the exams section." I am trying to find a way to at least provide a link that will take the user directly to a specific test.
The chamilo forum is being hopeless spammed by a bot right now, so I cant get help there.
The reason why tests are graded by completion in learning paths is because learning paths are a teaching tool, by opposition to evaluation tool. As such, including tests there should only be used as a way to control whether you are good to move to the next chapter (using prerequisites) or not.
Teal exams should be taken apart for two reasons:
to allow the student to prepare reasonnably (study on one side then, when (s)he's ready, enter the exam as if it was something formal
to reduce possible interferences of JavaScript that is generated in the learning path context (you never know what other JS a teacher might add ti his/her tests)
In either case, you can still see the results of the tests from the user's tracking page (there's a column showing through which learning path it was graded, to make it clear).
You can use the URL of the test, then create a link to the test, then include the link in the learning path (this will open it as a content page but should track the results (not sure about that, you'll have to try it out) as if it was taken from out of a learning path.
Or you can also just put the link in an HTML document with a small explanation at the end of your learning path. This should send the user directly out of the learning path context and into the exercise context.