Hi Robert,
Thanks for your suggestion. Seems like there is no way to optimize the "knowledge article" phrasing and need to do the heavy lifting at architect level. Which again I find it not practical for business users to manage it at architect level.
Honestly I am not sure IF this is the correct "Article phrase behaviour" for e.g the output still show the article (with 73% confidence) even the phrase is not configured.

Not sure if anyone has experience in the Knowledge Article phrases best practise and how to control its behaviour?
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Yaw
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-19-2024 23:38
From: Robert Wakefield-Carl
Subject: Knowledge Article - Accuracy of phrasings and its confidence score tuning?
As you discovered, there is not a litany of ways to make your knowledge work better. The suggestion I would have is that if that particular phrase is really important to you, use an intent with a slot fulfilment. So for your example, you would have an utterance like "Can my [personslot] pay for the delivery?" Then in the slot, list a bunch of person types like "mother, brother, son, wife, guy down the hall, etc" and then from that Intent, Play the knowledge article by choosing it in the exit path for that Intent.
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Robert Wakefield-Carl
ttec Digital
Sr. Director - Innovation Architects
Robert.WC@ttecdigital.com
https://www.ttecDigital.com
https://RobertWC.Blogspot.com
Original Message:
Sent: 12-19-2024 05:26
From: Yaw Chin
Subject: Knowledge Article - Accuracy of phrasings and its confidence score tuning?
Hi All,
Working on a simple FAQ digital bot flow with Knowledge Article.
I did some test with the knowledge articles but find the "phrasings" are not accurate.
For example on the article screen shot below I have setup with 3 different phrasings. But when I ask a different phrase e.g. "can my cat pay for the delivery" it returns a confidence of 71% accuracy, which is not correct.
Is there anyway I can fine tune this?

Hope to get some advice. Thanks a lot.
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Yaw
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