Is there any parallel or alternative service available like Microsoft qna maker

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I've created a simple chat bot using Microsoft QnA Maker cognitive service. Is there any parallel or alternative product available from any other vendor like facebook, google, IBM etc like QnA Maker service?

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I've created a simple chat bot using Microsoft QnA Maker cognitive service

Posted 16-Apr-17 20:55pm

Amlan Sengupta

Updated 17-Apr-17 0:32am

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Apr-17 4:00am

This is a research question for Microsoft or Google.

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 1 · 2017-04-17T00:32:00

From my own experience, what I have learnt about Microsoft QnA generator is that it maps the input to a particular question, in your knowledge base. Your knowledge base is actually the list of questions, and answers that you want the application to learn from. They are simply, csvs, tsvs etc. That you can use.

However, the learning model is a bit complex, but that can be generated easily, if you can find the distance in two sentences. That is an entire algorithm — nlp - The distance between the meaning of two sentences - Stack Overflow[^], and it is used to decide what the user expects from the application, later, based on the choice, you provide them with an answer from your knowledge base.

I don't think this would be an easy task for any non-research-funded group, or at least you would require to understand these concepts really much — I mean, really really much!