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Building Bots with Microsoft Bot Framework

You're reading from   Building Bots with Microsoft Bot Framework Creating intelligent conversational interfaces

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786463104
Length 424 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kishore Gaddam Kishore Gaddam
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Preface 1. Setting up Microsoft Bot Framework Dev Environment FREE CHAPTER 2. Developing Your First Bot Using the Connector and Builder SDK 3. Developing WeatherBot Using Dialogs and LUIS 4. Natural Speech and Intent Processing Bot Using Microsoft Cognitive Services 5. Developing Bots Using LUIS Prompt Dialogs with State and Nearby Bot Using Custom APIs 6. Developing an IVR Bot for a Bank Using Advanced Microsoft Bot Framework Technologies 7. Intelligent Bots with Microsoft Bot Framework and Service Fabric 8. Developing Intelligent Facial Expression Identification Bot for IoT Using Azure and Power BI 9. Publishing a Bot to Skype, Slack, Facebook, and the GroupMe Channel

Natural Speech and Intent Processing Bot Using Microsoft Cognitive Services

This chapter is for understanding how to use Microsoft Cognitive Services. The bot identifies the concepts and actions in the message that is sent to the bot with part-of-speech tagging, and finds phrases and concepts using natural language parsers. Also, it returns all the identified intents that were created and trained in the custom LUIS app. For example, if you say "Hi John, am going to New York tonight", the bot will return part-of-speech tagging as well as parses data for natural speech and Intent Processing to know the name and location--that is, Name: John, Place: New York, and so on.

You may be mining customer feedback of your application since you want to know whether the user has given a positive or negative feedback, or you may need to identify what your user is trying to communicate with your bot by interpreting user...

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