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Welcome to the DeepPavlov Dream wiki. This is the DeepPavlov Dream user manual and documentation. It is a wiki (like Wikipedia), which means you can edit it, add new material, and so on. With your help we can make DeepPavlov Dream a very well documented system. Please help.
- Distributions contains links and information about all available distributions of the Dream socialbot
- Wiki Guide - How to navigate and contribute to this wiki (TBD)
- FAQ - Frequently asked questions about DeepPavlov Dream (TBD)
- Reporting Bugs
- How to Create a Custom DFF Skill
- How to Get Dialogs from the Database
- Special Responses to Intents and FAQ
- How to Use Separate Components
- How to Create Generative AI Assistant Distribution
- Prompting for Response Generation
- Proxy Utilization
- Agent orchestrates all components. It passes user input through the given pipeline.
- Dialog State is a dictionary with the full information about the dialogue, user and bot (bot persona corresponding to the conducted dialogues with the particular user) profiles.
- Connectors is a mechanism that allows integrating custom components into the Agent's pipeline.
- Formatters are the functions that allow converting the input and output API of services into Agent's API. These functions are written in Python.
- Skills are the components providing response candidates (one, zero or several) for the given context.
- Annotators are the components fopr Natural Language Understanding (NLU), information extraction, requests for remote APIs.
- Skill Selectors are the components that choose a set of skills to be called for the current step to generate response candidates for the given context. Skill selection is used to decrease resource consumption and manage the dialogu development triggering not all the available skills. A pipeline uses one Skill Selector.
- Candidate Annotators are the components for Natural Language Understanding (NLU) of response candidates.
- Response Selectors are the components that compose a final system response out of available response candidates based on the dialogue context and candidates annotations. A pipeline uses one Response Selector.
- Postprocessors are the components for Natural Language Understanding (NLU) of the final system response. Postprocessors are needed because the final response can be composed from several candidate responses, and therefore, the final response should be annotated again because we do not have a mechanism for merging annotations of the candidates responses.
- Developer's Guide - How to develop multiskill AI Assistants using Dream
- What Is Dream?
- Distributions
- Publications - Publications @ DeepPavlov.ai
- How To Contribute is available in the Developer's Guide
- Code style - How to check and fix code style when contributing (in pull requests)
- Refactoring - How to refactor DeepPavlov Dream
- Website Dream @ DeepPavlov.ai
- DEMO with our main English SocialBot
- DeepPalvov Blog @ Medium