Intuit, Inc.

Jeffrey Chen

Avinash Thekkumpat

Prateek Vasant Kakirwar

The present disclosure relates to processing domain-specific natural language commands. An example method generally includes receiving a natural language command. A command processor compares the received natural language command to a corpus of known commands to identify a probable matching command to the received natural language command, wherein the matching is based on an edition error and a recognition error. The corpus of known commands comprises a plurality of domain-specific commands, each of which is mapped to one or more domain-specific entities. Based on the comparison, the command processor identifies one or more entities in the received natural language command to perform an action on based on the mapping of the one or more domain-specific entities in the probable matching command and executes a domain-specific action included in the natural language command on the identified entity.

Extracting domain-specific actions and entities in natural language commands recognized based on edition and recognition scores

The present disclosure relates to processing domain-specific natural language commands. An example method generally includes receiving a natural language command. A command processor compares the received natural language command to a corpus of known commands to identify a probable matching command in the corpus of known commands to the received natural language command. The corpus of known commands comprises a plurality of domain-specific commands, each of which is mapped to a domain-specific action. Based on the comparison, the command processor identifies the domain-specific action associated with the probable matching command to perform in response to the received command and executes the identified domain-specific action.

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Jeffrey Chen