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AI-900: How to create entities and intents in Language Understanding

Learn how to create entities and intents in Language Understanding, one of the topics covered in the Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals AI-900 certification exam.

Question

To create an eligible Language Understanding application, you need to create entities and intents in a specific order so that the service can understand how to process them. True or False?

A. True
B. False

Answer

B. False

Explanation

When you create entities and intents, you can do so in any order.

The answer to the question is B. False. To create an eligible Language Understanding application, you do not need to create entities and intents in a specific order. You can create them in any order you want, as long as you have at least one entity and one intent in your application. Entities and intents are the building blocks of a Language Understanding application. Entities are the words or phrases that represent the data you want to extract from the user’s input, such as names, dates, locations, etc. Intents are the actions or goals that the user wants to achieve, such as booking a flight, ordering a pizza, etc. You can create entities and intents in the Language Understanding portal, using the graphical user interface or the JSON editor. You can also use the Language Understanding command-line interface (LUIS CLI) or the Language Understanding REST API to create entities and intents programmatically.

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