amazon lex slot type with multiple values

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Could anyone help me to resolve the issue with amazon lex slot type.
Here is the requirement: I am using AMAZON.Organization slot type but it is not recognizing multiple words ( Lets say "Edge Connections")

Any help is much appreciated.
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Thanks,
Vempati

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

Please show how you have your bot set up. Either include the relevant part of your exported Lex JSON, or add some screenshots to the question. The slots section and the intent utterances are key. The more information you include in your questions the better, like an example ideal interaction compared to what you are getting. If there are no problems there, then I have a workaround to suggest, but let's start with making sure that the bot is set up correctly.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 3:15

Hi Jay, Thanks for the quick response. Here is the snapshot attached.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 6:20

Great, looks good. Now are you actually using the "Lambda initialization and validation" yet? Also just checking if you really want to use AMAZON.Organization which looks for "Names of non-governmental organizations" such as "tacobell", "amazon", "microsoft"? Because it looks like you want more specific and possibly less well known company names.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 6:51

No I am not using Lambda initialization and validation, Is it needed?I have tried with custom type slot with the possible values and trained with data set ( 50 Values).Still it is not recognizing. I found only AMAZON.Organization, which is relevant to this use case by referring the documentation it can accept multiple words in the slots( eg: Edge Communication). Please suggest a better approach
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 8:21

1

Thanks for inputs, found the actual Issue. Lex is filling the slot , my fulfillment lambda is failing due to some validations.Issue is resolved.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

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Any help is much appreciated.
Sample Utterances
TestCase

Thanks,
Vempati

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

Please show how you have your bot set up. Either include the relevant part of your exported Lex JSON, or add some screenshots to the question. The slots section and the intent utterances are key. The more information you include in your questions the better, like an example ideal interaction compared to what you are getting. If there are no problems there, then I have a workaround to suggest, but let's start with making sure that the bot is set up correctly.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 3:15

Hi Jay, Thanks for the quick response. Here is the snapshot attached.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 6:20

Great, looks good. Now are you actually using the "Lambda initialization and validation" yet? Also just checking if you really want to use AMAZON.Organization which looks for "Names of non-governmental organizations" such as "tacobell", "amazon", "microsoft"? Because it looks like you want more specific and possibly less well known company names.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 6:51

No I am not using Lambda initialization and validation, Is it needed?I have tried with custom type slot with the possible values and trained with data set ( 50 Values).Still it is not recognizing. I found only AMAZON.Organization, which is relevant to this use case by referring the documentation it can accept multiple words in the slots( eg: Edge Communication). Please suggest a better approach
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 8:21

1

Thanks for inputs, found the actual Issue. Lex is filling the slot , my fulfillment lambda is failing due to some validations.Issue is resolved.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

|
show 1 more comment

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

Any help is much appreciated.
Sample Utterances
TestCase

Thanks,
Vempati

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

Any help is much appreciated.
Sample Utterances
TestCase

Thanks,
Vempati

amazon-web-services aws-lambda bots chatbot amazon-lex

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

edited Nov 9 at 6:21

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

asked Nov 8 at 13:14

V Subrahmanyam

Please show how you have your bot set up. Either include the relevant part of your exported Lex JSON, or add some screenshots to the question. The slots section and the intent utterances are key. The more information you include in your questions the better, like an example ideal interaction compared to what you are getting. If there are no problems there, then I have a workaround to suggest, but let's start with making sure that the bot is set up correctly.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 3:15

Hi Jay, Thanks for the quick response. Here is the snapshot attached.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 6:20

Great, looks good. Now are you actually using the "Lambda initialization and validation" yet? Also just checking if you really want to use AMAZON.Organization which looks for "Names of non-governmental organizations" such as "tacobell", "amazon", "microsoft"? Because it looks like you want more specific and possibly less well known company names.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 6:51

No I am not using Lambda initialization and validation, Is it needed?I have tried with custom type slot with the possible values and trained with data set ( 50 Values).Still it is not recognizing. I found only AMAZON.Organization, which is relevant to this use case by referring the documentation it can accept multiple words in the slots( eg: Edge Communication). Please suggest a better approach
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 8:21

1

Thanks for inputs, found the actual Issue. Lex is filling the slot , my fulfillment lambda is failing due to some validations.Issue is resolved.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

|
show 1 more comment

Please show how you have your bot set up. Either include the relevant part of your exported Lex JSON, or add some screenshots to the question. The slots section and the intent utterances are key. The more information you include in your questions the better, like an example ideal interaction compared to what you are getting. If there are no problems there, then I have a workaround to suggest, but let's start with making sure that the bot is set up correctly.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 3:15

Hi Jay, Thanks for the quick response. Here is the snapshot attached.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 6:20

Great, looks good. Now are you actually using the "Lambda initialization and validation" yet? Also just checking if you really want to use AMAZON.Organization which looks for "Names of non-governmental organizations" such as "tacobell", "amazon", "microsoft"? Because it looks like you want more specific and possibly less well known company names.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 6:51

No I am not using Lambda initialization and validation, Is it needed?I have tried with custom type slot with the possible values and trained with data set ( 50 Values).Still it is not recognizing. I found only AMAZON.Organization, which is relevant to this use case by referring the documentation it can accept multiple words in the slots( eg: Edge Communication). Please suggest a better approach
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 8:21

1

Thanks for inputs, found the actual Issue. Lex is filling the slot , my fulfillment lambda is failing due to some validations.Issue is resolved.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

Please show how you have your bot set up. Either include the relevant part of your exported Lex JSON, or add some screenshots to the question. The slots section and the intent utterances are key. The more information you include in your questions the better, like an example ideal interaction compared to what you are getting. If there are no problems there, then I have a workaround to suggest, but let's start with making sure that the bot is set up correctly.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 3:15

Hi Jay, Thanks for the quick response. Here is the snapshot attached.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 6:20

Great, looks good. Now are you actually using the "Lambda initialization and validation" yet? Also just checking if you really want to use AMAZON.Organization which looks for "Names of non-governmental organizations" such as "tacobell", "amazon", "microsoft"? Because it looks like you want more specific and possibly less well known company names.
– Jay A. Little
Nov 9 at 6:51

No I am not using Lambda initialization and validation, Is it needed?I have tried with custom type slot with the possible values and trained with data set ( 50 Values).Still it is not recognizing. I found only AMAZON.Organization, which is relevant to this use case by referring the documentation it can accept multiple words in the slots( eg: Edge Communication). Please suggest a better approach
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 8:21

Thanks for inputs, found the actual Issue. Lex is filling the slot , my fulfillment lambda is failing due to some validations.Issue is resolved.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

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Create custom slot type and define all the possible account names in it.

If you want your slot to accept only the values which you have defined then select Restrict to Slot values and Synonyms under Slot Resolution.

Then assign your custom slot type to the slot {AccountName}.

It worked for me.

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

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Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
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Create custom slot type and define all the possible account names in it.

If you want your slot to accept only the values which you have defined then select Restrict to Slot values and Synonyms under Slot Resolution.

Then assign your custom slot type to the slot {AccountName}.

It worked for me.

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
Nov 9 at 10:26

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up vote
0
down vote

Create custom slot type and define all the possible account names in it.

If you want your slot to accept only the values which you have defined then select Restrict to Slot values and Synonyms under Slot Resolution.

Then assign your custom slot type to the slot {AccountName}.

It worked for me.

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
Nov 9 at 10:26

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Create custom slot type and define all the possible account names in it.

If you want your slot to accept only the values which you have defined then select Restrict to Slot values and Synonyms under Slot Resolution.

Then assign your custom slot type to the slot {AccountName}.

It worked for me.

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

Create custom slot type and define all the possible account names in it.

If you want your slot to accept only the values which you have defined then select Restrict to Slot values and Synonyms under Slot Resolution.

Then assign your custom slot type to the slot {AccountName}.

It worked for me.

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

edited Nov 9 at 9:46

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

answered Nov 9 at 9:36

Praveen Raj

215

Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
Nov 9 at 10:26

add a comment |

Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
Nov 9 at 10:26

Thanks for the inputs.
– V Subrahmanyam
Nov 9 at 10:02

No mention. If this answer is really useful and works for you then upvote it. Will be helpful for others.
– Praveen Raj
Nov 9 at 10:26

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