Create a mapped entity
Create an entity mapped to a vocabulary source, or to a list of values you manually create for the entity. Mapped entities can help provide multiple values the model can use as context when interpreting utterances.
시작하기 전에
- Make sure that the NLU Workbench plugin, NLU Workbench - Core plugin, NLU Common Model plugin, and Predictive Intelligence plugin are all installed and activated on your instance.
- Create or use an existing NLU model for Virtual Agent or AI Search.
- Create or use an existing intent.
- Role required: nlu_editor, nlu_admin, or admin. The nlu_editor must be assigned to the model.
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Mapped entities take the words of the utterance and extract value based on a designated source. The model uses the source when predicting the intent.
When you create a mapped entity, you have the following three options for the
source.
- Manual list of values: Use this option to manually enter a list of values for the entity. For example, you could create a mapped entity named priority and map it to the word urgent in an utterance, then manually build a list for it with values of High, Medium, and Low.
- Table vocabulary source: Use this option if you have a ServiceNow table that has the values you're looking for. Mapping an entity to a table vocabulary source enables the entity to reference multiple values from the table. For example, use a @Location vocabulary source, where @Location has values for cities and countries.
- List vocabulary source: Use this option if you don't have a ServiceNow table that has the values you're looking for. For example, use a @mouse vocabulary source, where @mouse has values for various models of hand-held computer devices.
In this example procedure, you create a mapped entity for urgency.
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다음에 수행할 작업
You can create a mapped entity using a vocabulary source to use the values in the source as the mapped entity.