Am currently having to convert my agent to a conv to get past review stage of an app. I can find no details on whether conv.body.session should be used to identify a conversation or conv.request.conversation.conversationId.
Can anyone provide any information on the difference or preferences?
Thanks,
It should be conversationId. Check out this reference.
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According to ACRCloud, they provide the ability to get songs metadata and links: https://console.acrcloud.com/metadata-links
So, knowing the ACRID, for example, we can find the ISRC via their Metadata API: https://docs.acrcloud.com/metadata/music
The question is: How to get ACRID if we know the ISRC?
Is it possible to do with help of ACRCloud API? Or what other method ACRCloud can provide? I couldn't find anything except the actual audio recognition.
You can't get acrid with this API, you can only get it with the audio recognition, why do you need acrid?
I am able to connect with my ad manager account using Google Ad Manager API (https://github.com/googleads/googleads-php-lib/tree/master/examples/AdManager). I am getting data i.e all companies, all placement on my command line. But confused on getting impressions.
How to get an impression of a placement?
First, you will need a query. Using the UI is the easiest way to build a query, and see the results. Here's the guide from Google to create a query on the UI.
Then, you will save the query and follow the ReportService/RunSavedQuery.php example to download the impression report in your program.
Please note that the examples are removed every 4 quarters and replaced by newer examples. So, if the example link above doesn't work, the example might have been replaced with a newer one.
This question is not a PHP specific question. Indeed, it is a "how to use the product" question, and is best suitable to be answered on the Google Ad Manager product forum. If you raise a question on the forum, the support staff may get back to you on a secured channel to help you build the query.
I have a question regarding the IBM Watson chat bot. All my intents and entities are ready and in some of my nodes I used "literal" function to store the input of the user. Now I want to document the chat somehow and I want to be able to see especially those stored values within the documentation. Is documenting the chat possible (e.g as a notepad file, etc.) ? Thank you for your support in advance. Ciao!
I dont have any code to actually help you, but you can get the logs via the /logs api here:
https://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/conversation/api/v1/curl.html?curl
which would contain all the info you're looking for, then you could write it to a file or database or whatever you want.
First time posting, so feel free to give me feedback if I could improve something about this post... Now on to my question.
I am currently developing a Google Action, the Action will allow the user to define important events, such as Bob's Birthday or Fred's Graduation, and save data about said events. Later, the user will be able to ask for info about the event and get it returned back to them.
I am using the Dialogflow API with "Inline Editor" fulfillment to keep it as simple as possible for right now. The problem I am running into is this, the event has an entity type of #sys.any, so anything the user says is excepted as valid input. I would like some way to bias towards events I already have stored for the user however, so that they are more likely to find the event they are looking for.
I found another answer on here discussing speech biasing (What is meant by speech bias and how to use speechBiasHints in google-actions appResponse) which defined speech biasing as the ability to"influence the speech to text recognition," which is exactly what I believe I want. While that answer provided sample code, it was for the Actions SDK, not the Dialogflow SDK, which I am using.
Can anyone provide an example of how to fill the "speechBiasingHints" section of the ExpectedInput response of the Conversation Webhook using the DialogFlow Webkook?
Note: This is for a student project, and I'm new to developing Google Actions and still very much learning about everything that is capable with Google Actions. Any feedback or suggestions are very welcome.
The question you link to does quite a few things differently than the approach you're taking. The Action SDK provides more low-level control, but doesn't have much Natural Language Processing (NLP) capabilities, which Dialogflow provides.
Dialogflow handles biasing a little differently through the use of Entities, so you don't need to control the speech biasing directly, Dialogflow can handle that for you, to some extent.
Since each user may have a different event name, you'll probably want to use a User Entity, which is an entity you define and then populate on a user-by-user basis through Dialogflow's API. In your sample phrases, you can then use this entity name instead of #sys:any, or create another set of phrases that use this entity in addition.
Unable to get Requirements coverage information from QC 12 via REST api?
I am using QC 12 in my project. Can anyone tell me is it possible to get test coverage information from requirements via QC 12 using REST api?
Rest api is preview version and not fully available as OTAClient api. Many functions are not available. Few enhancements are made in 11.5 and 12.0/2 but still it lacks many of the function. Better you use OTAClient which is full fledged api to communicate with HP.
Only requirement traceability links are added in rest version of 12.0/2
there is a possible workaround for that. First point should be the usage of a QC version higher than 11.
Having said that, it is possible to use a call to "requirement-coverages" and check for the required "required-id", for instance:
1)
GET https://SERVER/qcbin/rest/domains/DOMAIN/projects/PROJECT/requirement-coverages?query={requirement-id[10];}
This will give you back an xml file (in case requirement exist) with a list of "test-ids" linked to that requirement.
Already at this point you have the knowledge of "test-coverage"--> each test cases will have his own "pass or fail".
2) If you are looking for a specific test-id, then you can check if in those test-ids is available the test-id you are looking for.
Hopefully the command above solve your query. I know that this is quite late reply, but hope to help somebody else! Have a nice day.
Try this api. You will get all the requirement to requirement mappings.
http://SERVER/qcbin/rest/domains/DOMAIN/projects/PROJECT/req-traces?login-form-required=y
Also if you need a list of all the api's exposed in REST, use the below link:
http://SERVER/qcbin/rest/resource-list .