Platform
Getting Started
So, what we can do with the Platform?
Platform Introduction
General organization's settings
Platform's Glossary
Channels
Channels Introduction
Adding a Telegram channel
Adding a Web channel
Creating a Script to use the Web Channel
Adding Viber channel
Adding a Facebook Channel
Adding a Twitter channel
How a SMS Integration Works
WebSocket Connection
Contacts and Messages
Contacts Introduction
Contact's messages
Select a Message to Schedule for Later
Adding Media to the message
Contact Fields
Static and Dynamic Groups
Importing Contacts
Flows
Flows introduction
Flows Creation
Flow editor and tools
Action cards
Decision cards
Call Webhook: Making requests to external services
Split by Intent: Using Classifiers
Import and export flows
Expressions and Variables
Triggers and Campaigns
Adding a trigger
Triggers Types
Tell a flow to ignore triggers and keywords
Campaign introduction
How to create a Campaign
Editing events
Bothub
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- Bothub
- Getting Started
- What is a Dataset?
What is a Dataset?
Overview
A Dataset or Intelligence, is the main part of your bot. Is where all the training, test, and translations sentences are, also the general configuration of your bot.
In the homepage, you will find a list of all the current intelligences trained on BotHub. For each one of them, we can see the name, creator, languages, and category.
Click one of them to access the intelligence.
Searching
You can search for a specific dataset by typing its name on the search bar at the top.
Categories
A dataset category refers to what context area is the training related to. In the example above, we searched for the name "COVID-19" that are related to Health. Use categories for other users to easily identify the purpose of your intelligence.
How languages work in BotHub?
One of the main features of BotHub is its capability to have many languages for the same dataset, allowing the user to apply the same training context for multi-languages applications. In BotHub you can define a base language for your dataset, then translate it in more than 150 languages in a very easy way!
Quick Test
When training on BotHub you may find the need to test your dataset in an easy way. To help you with that, BotHub has a quick test functionality inside the intelligences.
To access it, enter the repository and click in the tab "Quick Test" on the right of the screen.
Then, type your input phrase, and the prediction will happen based on the dataset trained in this repository.
The quick test brings us some important information about the intelligence, which are:
- the intent, entities, and confidence for the input;
- a debug option that shows us the weight of each word on the phrase in the prediction;
- the raw data for the prediction (JSON format);
