Get the actual Value of an intent in RASA Core/NLU
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I have the same question as in this issue:Get Intent Value in RASA Core/NLU
but What I want is the actuel value that the user give for a given intent.
for example:
User: I want to take it (this sentence is an intent called: 'use_it')
Bot: ....
User: .... (Later in the chat I decide to answer with the same phrase of intent 'use it')
Bot: you said previously "I want to take it"
How can I do this please, something like : tracker.get_slot but for intent. NB: I don't want the name of the last intent I want The actuel text of a given intent.
Thank you for your help
rasa-nlu rasa-core
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I have the same question as in this issue:Get Intent Value in RASA Core/NLU
but What I want is the actuel value that the user give for a given intent.
for example:
User: I want to take it (this sentence is an intent called: 'use_it')
Bot: ....
User: .... (Later in the chat I decide to answer with the same phrase of intent 'use it')
Bot: you said previously "I want to take it"
How can I do this please, something like : tracker.get_slot but for intent. NB: I don't want the name of the last intent I want The actuel text of a given intent.
Thank you for your help
rasa-nlu rasa-core
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I have the same question as in this issue:Get Intent Value in RASA Core/NLU
but What I want is the actuel value that the user give for a given intent.
for example:
User: I want to take it (this sentence is an intent called: 'use_it')
Bot: ....
User: .... (Later in the chat I decide to answer with the same phrase of intent 'use it')
Bot: you said previously "I want to take it"
How can I do this please, something like : tracker.get_slot but for intent. NB: I don't want the name of the last intent I want The actuel text of a given intent.
Thank you for your help
rasa-nlu rasa-core
I have the same question as in this issue:Get Intent Value in RASA Core/NLU
but What I want is the actuel value that the user give for a given intent.
for example:
User: I want to take it (this sentence is an intent called: 'use_it')
Bot: ....
User: .... (Later in the chat I decide to answer with the same phrase of intent 'use it')
Bot: you said previously "I want to take it"
How can I do this please, something like : tracker.get_slot but for intent. NB: I don't want the name of the last intent I want The actuel text of a given intent.
Thank you for your help
rasa-nlu rasa-core
rasa-nlu rasa-core
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Execute a custom action after the intent in which you store the intent text in a slot:
from rasa_core_sdk import Action
from rasa_core_sdk.events import SlotSet
class ActionStoreIntentMessage(Action):
"""Stores the bot use case in a slot"""
def name(self):
return "action_store_intent_message"
def run(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
# we grab the whole user utterance here as there are no real entities
# in the use case
message = tracker.latest_message.get('text')
return [SlotSet('intent_message', message)]
You can then use the value of the set slot within an utter template:
slots:
intent_message:
type: text
templates:
utter_last_intent:
- "you said previously: {intent_message}"
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
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Execute a custom action after the intent in which you store the intent text in a slot:
from rasa_core_sdk import Action
from rasa_core_sdk.events import SlotSet
class ActionStoreIntentMessage(Action):
"""Stores the bot use case in a slot"""
def name(self):
return "action_store_intent_message"
def run(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
# we grab the whole user utterance here as there are no real entities
# in the use case
message = tracker.latest_message.get('text')
return [SlotSet('intent_message', message)]
You can then use the value of the set slot within an utter template:
slots:
intent_message:
type: text
templates:
utter_last_intent:
- "you said previously: {intent_message}"
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
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Execute a custom action after the intent in which you store the intent text in a slot:
from rasa_core_sdk import Action
from rasa_core_sdk.events import SlotSet
class ActionStoreIntentMessage(Action):
"""Stores the bot use case in a slot"""
def name(self):
return "action_store_intent_message"
def run(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
# we grab the whole user utterance here as there are no real entities
# in the use case
message = tracker.latest_message.get('text')
return [SlotSet('intent_message', message)]
You can then use the value of the set slot within an utter template:
slots:
intent_message:
type: text
templates:
utter_last_intent:
- "you said previously: {intent_message}"
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
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Execute a custom action after the intent in which you store the intent text in a slot:
from rasa_core_sdk import Action
from rasa_core_sdk.events import SlotSet
class ActionStoreIntentMessage(Action):
"""Stores the bot use case in a slot"""
def name(self):
return "action_store_intent_message"
def run(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
# we grab the whole user utterance here as there are no real entities
# in the use case
message = tracker.latest_message.get('text')
return [SlotSet('intent_message', message)]
You can then use the value of the set slot within an utter template:
slots:
intent_message:
type: text
templates:
utter_last_intent:
- "you said previously: {intent_message}"
Execute a custom action after the intent in which you store the intent text in a slot:
from rasa_core_sdk import Action
from rasa_core_sdk.events import SlotSet
class ActionStoreIntentMessage(Action):
"""Stores the bot use case in a slot"""
def name(self):
return "action_store_intent_message"
def run(self, dispatcher, tracker, domain):
# we grab the whole user utterance here as there are no real entities
# in the use case
message = tracker.latest_message.get('text')
return [SlotSet('intent_message', message)]
You can then use the value of the set slot within an utter template:
slots:
intent_message:
type: text
templates:
utter_last_intent:
- "you said previously: {intent_message}"
edited Nov 22 at 12:43
answered Nov 22 at 11:00
Tobias
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I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
add a comment |
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I get this error by doing this : AttributeError: 'UserUttered' object has no attribute 'get' will give more details in a message
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:15
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
I have changed tracker.latest_message.get('text') with tracker.latest_message.text and now I'am getting: NameError: name 'SlotSet' is not defined
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:35
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
Solved the last one () I just forgot to import SoltSet. My final issue is that the bot recognise the 'intent_message' slot but when I use it in a template it does not show. It shows: you said previously: {intent_message} Any help please?
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 11:47
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
My work arround is to add another costum action after saving the new slot. In the second costum action, I do something like:' message = tracker.get_slot('intent_message') response = """you said previously: {} """.format(loc) dispatcher.utter_message(response)'
– chemssou
Nov 22 at 12:27
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
I added the imports and the slot definition to my example. Should work now this way.
– Tobias
Nov 22 at 12:42
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