in CLU datatimev2 entity in datetime type the value is coming different for similar variations?

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in CLU datatimev2 entity in datetime type the value is coming different for similar variations?

Gunda Rakesh 0

Within a month - 05-09-23 to 05-10-23
Within two months - 05-09-23 to 05-11-23

next month                -    01-10-23 to 01-11-23
next one month            -    06-09-23 to 06-10-23
next two months            -    06-09-23 to 06-11-23

within next month        -    05-09-23 to 05-10-23
within next one month    -    05-09-23 to 05-10-23
within next 20 days        -    05-09-23 to 25-09-23

next 20 days - 06-09-23 to 26-09-23
next 30 days - 06-09-23 to 06-10-23

within next 4 weeks - 2023-09-06 to 2023-10-04

in next 6 weeks - 2023-09-07 to 2023-10-19

romungi-MSFT 38,481 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2023-09-13T05:57:59.1766667+00:00

@Gunda Rakesh Are you checking for responses of the model when you ask a query/utterance? If yes, then I think the dates returned are based on how the model perceives the utterance. I think if you use the word "next", it will take the start date as the next date from today. If you use "within" it will consider today. It also depends on the context of the entire utterance before it returns the dates requested. I would suggest sticking with one pattern or provide an utterance to include/exclude today.

For example, "Please, provide me the date range for next 20 days including today."

I hope this helps!! Thanks!!
Gunda Rakesh 0 Reputation points

2023-09-13T07:16:17.8933333+00:00

Hi @romungi-MSFT ,

I have checked the responses, Based on responses only I have shared the example data that it is giving me. My doubt is, Is it the default behaviour of the bot that to give the duration from today if the utterence has within and tomorrow, if it has next?

romungi-MSFT 38,481 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2023-09-13T05:57:59.1766667+00:00

@Gunda Rakesh Are you checking for responses of the model when you ask a query/utterance? If yes, then I think the dates returned are based on how the model perceives the utterance. I think if you use the word "next", it will take the start date as the next date from today. If you use "within" it will consider today. It also depends on the context of the entire utterance before it returns the dates requested. I would suggest sticking with one pattern or provide an utterance to include/exclude today.

For example, "Please, provide me the date range for next 20 days including today."

I hope this helps!! Thanks!!
Gunda Rakesh 0 Reputation points

2023-09-13T07:16:17.8933333+00:00

Hi @romungi-MSFT ,

I have checked the responses, Based on responses only I have shared the example data that it is giving me. My doubt is, Is it the default behaviour of the bot that to give the duration from today if the utterence has within and tomorrow, if it has next?

in CLU datatimev2 entity in datetime type the value is coming different for similar variations?

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