First, you need to navigate to the Zammo portal → Content Studio → Personalize:
From there, you will see a tab titled Language Model:
<aside> ⚠️ We encourage all customers to migrate any existing LUIS businesses into CLU by Wednesday, May 17th.
Upon completion, or for any issues or questions, please reach out and notify your Customer Success Manager or [email protected].
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Starting April 1st, all newly created customer businesses will be using the CLU language model by default. This decision was made after careful consideration of the many benefits that the CLU model offers in comparison to other language models available on the market. This blog post will discuss the advantages of CLU and how it can migrate your business to leverage the new language model.
Conversational language understanding (CLU) enables users to build custom natural language understanding models to predict the overall intention of an incoming utterance and extract important information from it. For further details please visit What is conversational language understanding?
For businesses created before April 1st, you will still be using the LUIS language model by default. To migrate your business to use CLU going forward, there are a few steps that you need to follow so that you can resave and publish your existing business using the new CLU language model support.
<aside> 💡 There are no specific changes that you will be required to make to your bot logic or content. Zammo has built out a process and middle layer to convert any complexities and elements supported in LUIS into CLU.
Note:
You may notice slight changes in the confidence scores returned for a given user utterance between the different models.
While LUIS-specific features have been best mapped to new CLU features by default, entity definition and logic is not necessarily a 1:1 between LUIS and CLU. For more information please visit the Comparison between LUIS and CLU
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First, you need to navigate to the Zammo portal → Content Studio → Personalize:
From there, you will see a tab titled Language Model:
