My knowledge of programming is very basic. And i'm having troubles for dialogflow give answers properly, it was working just fine a few days ago but now for some intents (1-2 at the moment) it dont recognizes an clear input and get on fallback intent all the times.
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I am developing a voice chatbot using Dialogflow. I have integrated it with TeleGateway. It is unable to detect intent and keeps repeating its prompt. In test during development also it is not able to detect intent. I am following all steps given in documentation. I have also published the app in a dev environment.
Am I missing any step in its development/deployment.
--sanksh
One potential issue could be ML Classification Threshold. If it is too high it will be more difficult to detect intents. Also, make sure you include more than 10 similar training phrases for your intent. Finally, check the training phrases of prompt message maybe it has overlapping phrases with your intent.
You can debug and check the details either using Diagnostic Info or logs. If the above suggestions do not fix your problem, then you should provide more information.
I'm checking the logs of a chatbot I made for a client and I see something a bit strange.
I get new users on quite a regular basis, one every to 10 minutes (more or less)
And these user never go beyond the welcome intent.
It's as if a new person asked to talk with my assistant, got the welcome intent, then did absolutely nothing. Every time it's from a Google Home device (or anything with no screen capabilities).
It seems a bit odd to me, it's as if bots were checking if my assistant is still alive.
I can't find anything on google's documentation mentioning something like this.
Has anyone noted something similar?
Anyone could have an explanation to this ?
Best regards :)
Google performs health checks on actions through out the day. The docs only state that they run throughout the day and don't mention a time period between checks, so I am not sure if these requests are just health checks, but you can identify health check requests by their is_health_check property. More on healthchecks can be found here: https://developers.google.com/assistant/console/health-checks
I want to make Frequently asked questions and answers bot in dialogflow. I have Q&A files, so I am used knowledge base in dialogflow .i have the 6-7 file i make documents in the knowledge base. but when i ask question bot not sending any response.
Image of knowledge base console
Knowledge Base Document QNA
dialogflow text response screen
In the response section you need to give $Knowledge.Answer[1].
If you can't get answer in your App knowledge connectors won't work with the production SDK for now, you have to use the Beta SDK/API and pass QueryParameters object for the knowledge connector when you use detect_intent function.
check the documentation
If you can't get answer in the portal you need to adjust KNOWLEDGE RESULTS PREFERENCE to be stronger and lower ML CLASSIFICATION THRESHOLD otherwise the default fallback intent gonna always answer. check the pictures below to see how to:
The error might just be because you didn't enable the knowledge base
I have an Alexa skill that's been published and in the alexa app store for some time. Recently, the ability for users to install this skill by voice no longer works. I noticed this within the last 7 days.
Now when a user asks 'Alexa, enable shop clerk', they hear the message:
"If you'd like to enable this skill, you can do so by finding it in the Skills section of your Alexa app."
Previously (and for virtually all skills I've tried) the normal response is to install and enable the skill.
Has anyone seen this behavior or have an idea of how I can resolve this issue?
I received the following info from the Amazon Alexa team:
Thanks for your patience. To ensure the high-quality and accuracy of the voice-enablement feature for skills, we are making improvements to the feature. During this time, the feature will not apply to all skills.
Basically, they're saying "yeah, it doesn't work for your skill anymore."
I followed up with them and they acknowledge that it is a challenge for us but that they can give no information as to why this happened to us, how we can resolve it, or when (or even if) it will ever be resolved.
Before anyone marks this question as a dupe, let me say I am aware of this question from 2015. But Microsoft has done a lot of work on Cortana in the last two years so I thought it might be worth asking again. Please forgive me if this is not proper etiquette and feel free to educate me on how I should have handled asking the quesiton again.
I am currently writing a new skill for Cortana using, of course, the Microsoft Bot Framework. I've gotten everything registered and working except my actual interaction with Cortana. For this, I need Cortana to be able to initiate a conversation without the user prompting it. In 2015, this was not available. Is there currently a way to do so in the latest iteration of the platform? I can't seem to find it but I could be simply missing something subtle.
The Cortana Skills kit currently does not support proactive notifications, however it is on the feature request list and will be considered.