Class Project Chatbots

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a chatbot project. It starts with setting up a new project and defining labels for different topics like food, countries, lifespan, and species. The next step involves collecting various questions for each category. The tutorial then moves on to coding, where modifications are made to ensure the chatbot can recognize and respond to questions based on their category. Finally, the chatbot is tested to ensure it can answer questions regardless of phrasing, demonstrating its functionality.

What is the first step in setting up the chatbot project?

• Test the chatbot with questions

• Write code for the chatbot

• Create a new project and add labels

• Deploy the chatbot online

Which of the following is NOT a category mentioned for the chatbot?

• Food

• Countries

• Lifespan

• Weather

Why is it important to write questions in different ways for the chatbot?

• To confuse the chatbot

• To ensure the chatbot can understand various phrasings

• To make the project more complex

• To increase the number of questions

What is the purpose of using if statements in the chatbot code?

• To delete unnecessary data

• To check if the text matches a category

• To create new labels

• To improve the chatbot's speed

How does the chatbot determine which answer to provide?

• By using a pre-defined answer list

• By recognizing text under a specific label

• By asking the user for clarification

• By randomly selecting an answer