Whether it's simply interacting with Siri or OKGoogle on our phones, or talking to Alexa on our countertops, we have come to rely on the convenience of being able to casually check the weather before heading out for the day. We can see another example of a question answering system in the form of chatbots, which have become ubiquitous for digitally transformed businesses as a way to streamline and improve customer service operations with more natural language interactions (though the jury is still out on whether these chatbots facilitate or frustrate the user experience). A third example that is becoming increasingly popular can be seen in augmented analytics tools that are enabling non-technical workers to become "information workers" thanks to the ease of access to data insights through plain natural language queries, rather than highly specialized database languages. These types of capabilities are predicted to increase dramatically in the next three to five years as natural language capabilities march towards maturity.

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Most often the first step in creating a chatbot is listing the different intents. Intents are really the different intentions a user might want to exercise in using your chatbot. From this example Customer Care Sample Skill, the different intents are clearly care related to each other. The first intent addressed, usually is the greeting, then the goodbye, followed by small talk. The key is to segment the intents accurately, and not have conflicts.

Ideally Open-Domain Question Answering models should exhibit a number of competencies, ranging from simply memorizing questions seen at training time, to answering novel question formulations with answers seen during training, to generalizing to completely novel questions with novel answers. However, single aggregated test set scores do not show the full picture of what capabilities models truly have. In this work, we perform a detailed study of the test sets of three popular open-domain benchmark datasets with respect to these competencies. We find that 60-70% of test-time answers are also present somewhere in the training sets. We also find that 30% of test-set questions have a near-duplicate paraphrase in their corresponding training sets. Using these findings, we evaluate a variety of popular open-domain models to obtain greater insight into what extent they can actually generalize, and what drives their overall performance. We find that all models perform dramatically worse on questions that cannot be memorized from training sets, with a mean absolute performance difference of 63% between repeated and non-repeated data. Finally we show that simple nearest-neighbor models out-perform a BART closed-book QA model, further highlighting the role that training set memorization plays in these benchmarks

This paper presents a new video question answering task on screencast tutorials. We introduce a dataset including question, answer and context triples from the tutorial videos for a software. Unlike other video question answering works, all the answers in our dataset are grounded to the domain knowledge base. An one-shot recognition algorithm is designed to extract the visual cues, which helps enhance the performance of video question answering. We also propose several baseline neural network architectures based on various aspects of video contexts from the dataset. The experimental results demonstrate that our proposed models significantly improve the question answering performances by incorporating multi-modal contexts and domain knowledge.

Staying healthy and fit is a critical habit to build (especially in the midst of a global pandemic). Unfortunately, without the amenities of our everyday fitness routines-- lavish community gyms, expert personal trainers, even that one buddy who spends way too much time working out-- staying in shape can be a struggle for many. But what if you could have 24/7 access to expert-level, on-demand personal training advice, as quickly and easily as sending a text message? Thanks to increasingly sophisticated conversational AI technologies, it's now possible to build your very own virtual workout advisor in just minutes (even if you have no clue how to code). In this tutorial, we're going to walk through the process of creating an AI personal trainer using IBM's Watson Assistant.

A complete guide to optimizing your site for voice search. Includes lots of actionable tips and real life examples. Contrary to popular belief, voice search isn’t just for mobile devices. More people are talking to their desktop computers and smart speakers. SEOs will need to adapt. Voice search isn’t “the next

The question answering system is commonly used in the field of natural language processing. It is used to answer questions in the form of natural language and has a wide range of applications. Typical applications include intelligent voice interaction, online customer service, knowledge acquisition, personalized emotional chatting, and more. Most question answering systems can be classified as generative and retrieval question answering systems, single-round question answering and multi-round question answering systems, open question answering systems, and specific question-answering systems. This article mainly deals with a QA system designed for a specific field, which is usually called an intelligent customer service robot.

AI and a Cognitive computing system would approach a data-intensive task differently. Cognitive computing assists humans to take a smarter decision. On the other hand AI is based on the idea that machines can make a better decision on the human's behalf. The Applications for Watson's underlying cognitive computing technology are almost endless. Hence we have deployed the IBM Watson into services as it responds immediately, stays open up to 24/7, keeps conventional, and reduces cost.

The growth of knowledge and research around language models has been amazing in the past few years. For BERT especially, we have seen some incredible uses for this massive pre-trained language model on tasks like text classification, prediction, and question answering. I've recently written about how some have researched some of the limitations of BERT when performing certain language tasks. Further, I did some testing on my own with creating a question-answering system to get a feel for how it could be used. It has been great to see and try in practice some of the many capabilities of language models.