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@daveta daveta commented Jul 9, 2019

101.CoreBot-BertBiDAF sample

Corebot using alternate language understanding models (BERT/BiDAF).

  • Demonstrates how to perform inferences inside the bot process and using external REST API.
  • Demonstrate training (and inferencing) from Jupyter Lab notebooks.
  • Demonstrate how to run in Docker containers.

Please run and let me know if you run into issues.

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yay

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Zerryth commented Jul 10, 2019

I have to get going to an optometrist appointment right now, however got through most of what the README instructed, with everything working so far! (Made a few minor tweaks to README)

Anyways, late tonight I'll go through the Docker portion as a Docker noob, after appointments

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Zerryth commented Jul 10, 2019

@daveta just got home and started building docker container.

Everything looked fine until I got to the step in the bot where it should be recognizing entities, unfortunately. I'll drop by tomorrow morning to see what's wrong--it could most definitely be a user error:

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Running docker ps
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Terminal where I run bot:
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daveta commented Jul 10, 2019

@Zerryth : Awesome! The specific error you are getting suggests that the bot cannot connect to the model runtime service endpoint. You appear to be using the right hostname so the container is having issues resolving, let's sync up in the morning.

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Went through with Dave in the morning and got through making the containers work. Pushed edits to README and now it's all good to go! :)

@daveta daveta merged commit 34988a8 into master Jul 10, 2019
@daveta daveta deleted the daveta-core101 branch July 10, 2019 18:40
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