facebook/duckling

Debugging tools for classifiers

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#114 opened on Dec 1, 2017

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Description

I can't find the probabilities associated with the rules while debugging with Duckling.Debug

I just started using duckling and the reason behind it was it's probabilistic nature where I can edit the examples to alter the decision making. I followed the deprecated version's documentation here https://duckling.wit.ai/ which clearly was using probability to make a decision but I couldn't find anything equivalent in this Implementation.

Please throw some light on this

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Domain
backend
Issue type
feature
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3
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Prerequisites
basic understanding of Ducklingfamiliarity with Haskell
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30
Research direction
Investigate Duckling's internal probability computation for classifiers. Check the Duckling.Debug module to see if probabilities are exposed. Look at the deprecated version's documentation for reference. Consider adding a method to retrieve rule probabilities for debugging. Comments in the issue may provide more context.