Dialog flow having trouble matching parameters
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I am having an issue where dialogflow does a really bad job of matching paramters.
At first I was trying to use specific fields types like @sys.geo-city-us and @sys.given-name, but when I entered a name like Jones it matched it as a city even though I was answering the question about my name.
In the above example I answered the name question and it matched it to the company even though name and company are @sys.any entities. I don't understand why in response to a question for a specific parameter with the entity type of any it fails to match and tries to plug it into another parameter value.
Is there something I am missing about how parameters are matched?
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I am having an issue where dialogflow does a really bad job of matching paramters.
At first I was trying to use specific fields types like @sys.geo-city-us and @sys.given-name, but when I entered a name like Jones it matched it as a city even though I was answering the question about my name.
In the above example I answered the name question and it matched it to the company even though name and company are @sys.any entities. I don't understand why in response to a question for a specific parameter with the entity type of any it fails to match and tries to plug it into another parameter value.
Is there something I am missing about how parameters are matched?
dialogflow
asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
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I am having an issue where dialogflow does a really bad job of matching paramters.
At first I was trying to use specific fields types like @sys.geo-city-us and @sys.given-name, but when I entered a name like Jones it matched it as a city even though I was answering the question about my name.
In the above example I answered the name question and it matched it to the company even though name and company are @sys.any entities. I don't understand why in response to a question for a specific parameter with the entity type of any it fails to match and tries to plug it into another parameter value.
Is there something I am missing about how parameters are matched?
dialogflow
asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
626418
I am having an issue where dialogflow does a really bad job of matching paramters.
At first I was trying to use specific fields types like @sys.geo-city-us and @sys.given-name, but when I entered a name like Jones it matched it as a city even though I was answering the question about my name.
In the above example I answered the name question and it matched it to the company even though name and company are @sys.any entities. I don't understand why in response to a question for a specific parameter with the entity type of any it fails to match and tries to plug it into another parameter value.
Is there something I am missing about how parameters are matched?
dialogflow
dialogflow
asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
626418
asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
626418
asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
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asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
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asked Nov 12 at 17:49
Nick Ellis
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I think this weirdness may be related to doing both @sys.any and setting is list. I ended up doing @sys.any without is list set for the name and then parsing out the names in the code. Then I left city as @sys.geo-city-us. This seems to work for my specific case but I would caution others that multiple @sys.any fields can cause some weirdness, especially with is list set.
I wish there was a setting that when I ask for X whatever the user relies is taken in as X, because that is not what @sys.any is doing.
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
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I think this weirdness may be related to doing both @sys.any and setting is list. I ended up doing @sys.any without is list set for the name and then parsing out the names in the code. Then I left city as @sys.geo-city-us. This seems to work for my specific case but I would caution others that multiple @sys.any fields can cause some weirdness, especially with is list set.
I wish there was a setting that when I ask for X whatever the user relies is taken in as X, because that is not what @sys.any is doing.
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
626418
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I think this weirdness may be related to doing both @sys.any and setting is list. I ended up doing @sys.any without is list set for the name and then parsing out the names in the code. Then I left city as @sys.geo-city-us. This seems to work for my specific case but I would caution others that multiple @sys.any fields can cause some weirdness, especially with is list set.
I wish there was a setting that when I ask for X whatever the user relies is taken in as X, because that is not what @sys.any is doing.
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
626418
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up vote
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down vote
I think this weirdness may be related to doing both @sys.any and setting is list. I ended up doing @sys.any without is list set for the name and then parsing out the names in the code. Then I left city as @sys.geo-city-us. This seems to work for my specific case but I would caution others that multiple @sys.any fields can cause some weirdness, especially with is list set.
I wish there was a setting that when I ask for X whatever the user relies is taken in as X, because that is not what @sys.any is doing.
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
626418
I think this weirdness may be related to doing both @sys.any and setting is list. I ended up doing @sys.any without is list set for the name and then parsing out the names in the code. Then I left city as @sys.geo-city-us. This seems to work for my specific case but I would caution others that multiple @sys.any fields can cause some weirdness, especially with is list set.
I wish there was a setting that when I ask for X whatever the user relies is taken in as X, because that is not what @sys.any is doing.
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
626418
answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
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answered Nov 13 at 16:53
Nick Ellis
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answered Nov 13 at 16:53
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