Oracle Digital Assistant : a Guide to Enterprise-Grade Chatbots /
Use this book as an on-ramp to the development of enterprise-grade chatbots and digital assistants. It is based on real-life experience and explains everything you need to know to start building your own digital assistant (DA) using Oracle technologies. You will become familiar with the concepts inv...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Berkeley, CA :
Apress L.P.,
2020.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: Foundations
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Oracle Digital Assistant
- A Brief History of Chatbots
- Oracle Digital Assistant
- Oracle Digital Assistant Core Components
- Conversational AI Engine
- Dialog Flow Execution
- Enterprise Data Integration
- Agent Handover
- Webview Components
- Channel Configurator
- Actionable Insights
- Summary
- Part II: Design and User Experience
- Chapter 2: Designing a Conversational User Experience
- Why a Conversational User Experience?
- Designing a Conversational User Experience
- The Goals
- The Users
- Creating Personas
- Benefits of Personas
- The User Journey Map
- How to Create the User/Customer Journey Map?
- Why Is a Customer Journey Map So Helpful?
- What's Next?
- Channels
- Facebook Messenger
- Dialog Design
- The Chatbot's Personality and Tone of Voice
- Building a Personality
- The Tone of Voice
- The Conversation Flow
- Designing a Motivating Dialog
- Information
- Goal Setting and Commitment
- Incentives
- Autonomy
- Feedback
- Backends
- Sample Entities
- The Usability Test
- Using Test Scenarios
- Exploratory Testing by a Lot of Users
- A/B Testing
- Chapter 3: Use Case
- Introduction
- The Goal
- Who Are the Stakeholders?
- Why a Chatbot?
- The Customer: A Persona
- Typify Harold
- His Working "Day"
- His Tooling
- His Goal
- The User Journey Map
- The Touchpoints
- Harold's Intentions
- His Motivations/Needs
- Emotions to Be Triggered
- The Channel
- The Dialog
- The Bot's Personality
- The Dialog Flows
- Backends
- Entities and Utterances
- What Users Say/Write
- What Travvy Says/Answers
- Test the Conversational Interface
- Cognitive Walkthrough
- Usability Test
- Train the Chatbot
- Training in Three Steps
- Part III: Implementing Your Digital Assistant
- Chapter 4: Where Design and Implementation Meet
- Introduction
- Implementing the Travvy Design
- Testing the Generated Skill Bot
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Going Through the Implementation Details
- Introduction to Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) Environment
- Working with Skills
- Create a Skill
- Clone a Skill
- Export a Skill
- Import a Skill
- Create a New Version of a Skill
- Delete a Skill
- Publish a Skill
- Export Conversation Log
- Show Channel Routes
- Working with Intents and Utterances
- Create an Intent
- Add Utterances to Intent
- Export Intents
- Import Intents
- Train and Test Intents
- Working with Entities
- Built-in Entities
- Simple Entities
- Complex Entities
- Custom Entities
- Creating an Entity
- Add Entity to Intent
- Working with Dialog Flow
- Context Section
- States Section
- Apache FreeMarker Template Language
- Components in the Dialog Flow
- Built-in Components
- Custom Components and Webview
- Adding Skill to a Digital Assistant
- Summary