ibm-watson

问题 The Watson Speech-to-Text asynchronous HTTP interface allows one to register a callback url through a call to register_callback . This call is clearly not working; for illustration, please see these six lines of code. # Illustration of how I can't get the Watson Speech-to-Text # register_callback call to work. r = requests.post( "https://stream.watsonplatform.net/speech-to-text/api/v1/register_callback?{0}".format( urllib.urlencode({ "callback_url": callback_url })), auth=(watson_username,

问题 When I try to train a classifier with two positive classes and with the API key (each class contains around 1200 images) in Watson Visual Recognition, it returns that "no classifier name is given" - but that I have already provided. This is the code: $ curl -X POST -F "blank_positive_examples=@C:\Users\rahansen\Desktop\Altmuligt\training\no_ocd\no_ocd.zip" -F "OCD_positive_examples=@C:\Users\rahansen\Desktop\Altmuligt\training\ocd\ocd.zip" -F "name=disease" "https://gateway-a.watsonplatform

问题 If a user asks the following sentence: For some reason Watson uses the first date for the both $checkin and $checkout variables even though it detects the second date. You can refer to the "dialog node" screenshot to see how the nodes are setup. How can I get Watson to recognize the first date is the checkin date and the second one is the checkout date. Is there a way I could tell Watson after the first date is used if a second one is detected use it to fill the next slot? I've found

问题 I want to have a continuous conversation with watson chatbot. current situation : The chatbox does not remember the status of the conversation you previously sent. I installed the Django framework on the server and created a watson.py file to load the workspace and work with KakaoTalk, a Korean chat application. The chatbot's conversation flow that I want is as follows. User: I want to make a reservation Chatbot: When is the meeting date? User: tomorrow Chatbot: How is your meeting time? User

问题 I have a runtime error when i try to run my android application, due to the importation of this package that allows me to use Watson Services. 'com.ibm.watson.developer_cloud:java-sdk:2.9.0' In fact, when I use something related to this package, the error that appears is: E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'javax.naming.InitialContext', referenced from method com.ibm.watson.developer_cloud.util.CredentialUtils.getKeyUsingJNDI and the corresponding stacktrace is: E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL

问题 I have this inherited code which in Python 2.7 successfully returns results in xml that are then parsed by ElementTree. result = alchemyObj.TextGetRankedNamedEntities(text) root = ET.fromstring(result) I am updating program to Python 3.5 and am attempting to do this so that I don't need to modify xml parsing of results: result = alchemy_language.entities(outputMode='xml', text='text', max_ items='10'), root = ET.fromstring(result) Per http://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/alchemy-language

问题 Context: The Watson Conversation bot has a node that gets triggered by three input entities from the user, this works fine, but i want the reply from the bot to be "Checking if you have a lecture tomorrow . Give me a moment" then there's a query in the background building up the answer that gets replied later to the user. the strong word tomorrow is an @sys-date entity, but i want it to reply to the user what he/she said instead of the date, because the bot can check no both weeks months ect,

问题 I'm building a chat-bot application based on IBM Watson. I need to save the user input into a variable. I searched the web and I only found tutorials where the input must be of entity sys-(number, day, time, location, person). In my dialog I ask the user about his identifier. This identifier should be an alphanumerical string. How can I do so? 回答1: Take a look at this IBM Cloud solution tutorial that creates a chatbot. It uses identifiers for emails, URIs and conferences. I see two options

问题 I built a conversations dialog model that works perfectly when tested on the www.ibmwatsonconversation.com workspace. However, when I use the API calling the same workspace on my web app, the response given through the API not the same. Below is the flow: Intent 1 Intent 2 -> Entity 1 Intent 3 Intended behavior : 1.Ask question with intent 2, get reply from intent 2 node. 2.Enter entity 1, get reply from entity 1 node. Actual behaviour (only from API): Ask question with intent 2, get reply

问题 How can we train an intent to accept numbers and identify it as that particular state? For example, I'm training an intent to accept a price. If I type: What about 560? It accepts 560 but if I just type 560 it does not identify. 回答1: If you wanna combine the intent and the entity, you can simply ADD one more condition, e.g: if bot recognizes #yourIntent AND @sys-number response: "Do you want information about @sys-number?" Or, if you want to identify the number even ONLY it is entered by the