Zana Documentation

To classify articles follow the steps below

1. Create an excel file with the columns

   • artId
   • query
   • conditionId0
   • conditionId1
   • conditionId2
   • conditionId3
   • intentName
   • isNewIntent (true if you will create a new intent for this query)
2. First step is to detect the intention of the query, which means if it fits to an alredy defined intent or a new intent should be created. (if a new intent is created set the field in excel file to true.)

3. Align classification with JuliaD
4. Go to api.ai (see currentIntents.md for details) --> intent tab on the left panel --> find the name of the intent if you classified the article in an existing one and add manually the query in the Training Phases section.

5. If the query belongs to a new created intent first create the intent (hit + on intent tab in the left side of the panel) and then add the query in the Training Phases section.

6. In the query we need to identify the medical entity ( ex. diabetes, stroke etc), and then set this to a parameter sys.any. If there is only one medical condition, the fields condition1, condition2, condition3 can be set to 0 in the excel file.
7. Click save on the top right button.
8. Make sure to upload the excel file in cloud.zana.com after you classify an article.
9. Later this articles will be added to database and intent index.

Important

There are cases when an article needs to be linked with 2 or more medical conditions (usually noticed when 2 or more medical conditions are in a query for example: "What are the causes of stroke and diabetes". In this case we have 2 medical conditions stroke and diabetes.

• Discuss with JuliaD the condition Ids

• Then the same steps as above should be followed, but in step 5, add parameter sys.any for the first condition, then sys.any1 for the second and so on (example: see Intent searchdifference_condition-comparison).