Introduction to LUIS

In this video we build a "home automation" LUIS model that we can use to turn lights on/off etc. Here I introduce the fundamental ideas: utterances, intent and entities. We will build upon this understanding in future videos by adding features to improve the model, and use the model in Node JS and .NET Bot Framework videos.

[@jamil4tube]

Been watching so many videos and this is so far the best introduction. Thank you and keep it up

[@amintaslneto]

Great video James.
Really like the direct way you go about these concepts

[@adanvega7493]

Your videos are the best! I hope you continue to make more videos.

[@12vLife]

If our goal is to query our simple data model with Natural Language from a web page must I have a BOT?

[@upendrasingh-ve5wc]

awesome explanation

[@patriciodilet9192]

Hi James. Thank you again. It seems luis web page changes, it has less steps to get train models.

[@JamesEMann]

Patricio Díaz yes i think its a bit easier to work with in v2 :)

[@Tom-zv9kt]

Hi James. This video is quite recent. But now the website interface is completely different, and I can't seem to find a way to add action / required parameters to an intent... Am i missing something?

[@JamesEMann]

Tommy Susanto hi Tommy - you are right. the good news is that you don't have to define attributes as part of your intent anymore. As long as the intent is trained to recognise them it will automatically identify entities in your utterances. I'll put out a new video with the new UI showing it this weekend 🙂

[@amritharajan488]

@@JamesEMann Hi James, has the video been put up? as I'm unable to find it

[@edzamper5803]

Hi James,
I have been following your videos for some days now, they're pretty interesting. Can you please explain how can LUIS be interfaced in C# in order to send commands to an Arduino unit?

[@JamesEMann]

+Ed Zamper yes i will definitely do a short video with sample code covering this. It's basically a REST call but I agree it's a common scenario that would benefit from some explanation. Thanks for the feedback!

[@sumitsharma5537]

Why So Serious! :D Good One.

[@HafeezUllah]

That is helpful video

[@adriannlara]

Subscribed!

[@nehabansal6882]

good job..

[@JamesEMann]

Neha Bansal thanks for taking the time to watch this video. I hope you found it useful

[@12vLife]

2020. Is LUIS.AI smart enough to know I meant "Seattle" if I typed Seeatle, Seatle, Seatal or Ceeattle ?

[@ferreiradev]

Luis.ai has an option to implement bing autocorrect. If bing gets it, then Luis can get it.
There are other way with LUIS.AI but overall the answer is yes.