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I agree that the current wording doesn't make sense in the middle of a conversation like this, though. It only really makes sense as a standalone question, or less commonly as a conversation finisher in very limited contexts. If you're finding yourself having to change this message frequently, I would support another change to the default text, but I don't have any suggestions.
I also agree with ImportanceOfBeingErnest that this comment simply doesn't make sense when generated in conjunction with a binding vote (as I said above, I take the time to write a manual one when I elect not to use my vote). Apparently the system leaves these comments up now instead of deleting them as soon as it posts them with binding votes. I get that closing and opening are both temporary states that can be toggled at a whim, but I really don't think the mechanical song and dance needs to happen in the first place.
The haste in interacting within the topic is decreased, resulting in a more welcoming and empathic participation. I think by taking a step back and asking yourself whether this specific question in doubt is really a duplicate, encourages the close-voter to put one more moment of effort into understanding the OP's requirement. Instead of instantly shutting down a question, a new path of communication and finding a solution is given chance to develop.
You can use Question Answering (QA) models to automate the response to frequently asked questions by using a knowledge base (documents) as context. Answers to customer questions can be drawn from those documents.
You can also differentiate QA models depending on whether they are open-domain or closed-domain. Open-domain models are not restricted to a specific domain, while closed-domain models are restricted to a specific domain (e.g. legal, medical documents).
You can infer with QA models with the ? Transformers library using the question-answering pipeline. If no model checkpoint is given, the pipeline will be initialized with distilbert-base-cased-distilled-squad. This pipeline takes a question and a context from which the answer will be extracted and returned.
I want to get the learner to not just answer a question with one word but with a sentence or paragraph of their own that can be reviewed by an instructor or SME. Can't do this with the text input question format as it wants to have specific correct answers.
In Storyline, if you go to the Slides tab, you'll notice a button that says "Survey Questions". If you click on it, you can see the "Essay" question option. This will not be graded, but will be reported to an LMS where it can be reviewed by an instructor afterwards.
What this will do is add a T/F question to your quiz that users will not see or be given an opportunity to answer AND that they will miss every time. When your reviewer reads the participant's survey question response and decides they should get credit, you adjust the transcript for the T/F question from false to true indicating that they are now being given credit for their essay. Make sense?
Polls are great for structured questions, but in the annual awards we run they start with an open 'nominations' process, where a free-text input is required. The current option for 'other' doesn't really work for us in that scenario and I'd really like to be able to keep members within Wild Apricot rather than have to go and use Survey Monkey or something. Thanks for listening!
Can you please add the option to have a text only field on Polls? Currently you have to use the Other Option but it does not stand alone as you need to have at least one of either a radio button or check box. All basic surveys allow for a text only option.
I did my first poll and find that it doesn't allow for a basic feature that the free polls do (Survey Monkey, Google). We want to have questions with open text answers, other than the "other" option. Am I mistaken about this functionality, or is this in the plans for future upgrades? I really do not want to do polls with my members outside of the website platform but this option is required to do so. Thank you!
This is a much needed feature! Wild Apricot has the ability to send out surveys, but there is NO textbox answer option? COME ON, this should be quick fix. Most surveys I've taken include some sort of further comments sections. PLEASE FIX!
Need the option for a question/response that is open-ended. Having to create a checkbox response with "Other" is both clunky and insufficient. Need the ability for respondents to answer with text only.
Expand the Poll feature to allow for text responses; i.e. "If no, why not? or What programing would you like to see?, etc." Our organization recently conducted a survey, some board members want to use survey monkey rather than WA Polling because of this limitation.
I'd like to ask my members to fill a text field with an opinion or other comment. I do note there is an "Other" option, but it's 1) limited to 256 characters, and 2) the box is so small that it would be a challenge for anyone to type a full response into it. A reasonable limit is OK, but the small box just doesn't work well, and without a title, most of them would not know what it's for. I know I can put some instructions in the blurb at the top, but we also know people don't read :)
I would like to use the Polls option to allow members to nominate another member for an award. In order to do this, we would need to be able to allow blank input text boxes so that members can fill them out themselves. We just need one for Name, Email Address, and short paragraph box. Unfortunately, this option isn't available at this time. It would be great if you could have the options that Google Forms allows.
Our first trial survey ended today with 100% participation and some comments by email. There's a need for more open-ended questions so answers can be explained or issues raised. It should be possible to insert questions without having to retype the rest of the survey. Very important: We need to be able to export survey results to a spreadsheet for analysis of results (we have the Individual Response setting On).
I just created a poll and added the other option which also said add suggestion. Sent it out to members. Nobody can write text in the field in response to the question. Definitely need an Other option followed by a text field. Thanks.
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I am creating a video where I would like to implement text with emails (which people have to use to give us access) into the sidebar where the question+answers are situated. Is there any possibility of not putting the text as an overlay on the actual video but actually putting it in the sidebar?
My goal is to facilitate the creation of a unique answer to a given question that is based on the input answers. The answers are longer-form (2 to 3 sentences) and I want the model to output this kind of length too.
Hello can i use multiple context in a question and answer huggingface api?? I am actually trying to make a context that involves several paragraphs about all the past 46 US presidents and I cannot seem to put all those under a single context. Can you please help me ???
I am new to Qualtrics so this likely has a simple solution however I am having trouble finding one that works. What I am looking to do is rather simple, present the user with their answer in a later text block. Specifically I am looking to save the option text for the answer the user selected into embedded data.
As far as I know, the file that you must have to train the model is a CSV file with prompts and completions, but what I have is a large amount of text, so i want my model to read from it and be able to answer all type of questions about that
If you want to use the answers endpoint with embedding returned documents, you are going to have to make 2 API calls i.e. one for obtaining top n documents semantically similar to the query using embeddings. Then use the documents obtained from the previous step in calling the answers api.
I am trying to retrieve the questions, comments on questions, and answers of questions related to Python from stack overflow using Stack exchange API. I want to extract all information including body of text of questions, comments, and answers. For extracting questions, I am using following code:
This filter returns all information related to question including text body of question. However, when I use the same filter to extract the answer of those questions, I don't get text body of answers. Here is the code:
it started retrieving the text body of answer but it lost other vital information (tags) such as 'question_id' that shows answer related to question. Same problem holds for retrieving information related to comments on questions.
Hi,
I have 2 queries when using a drill down question box:
Firstly: Is it possible to have a other + free text option? Eg:
Q1. Name the countries and cities you have visited to?
Country: Australia
City: Sydney, Melbourne or 'Other - please state:'
There would then be a free text box to complete.
Secondly, I would like to add conditions so that respondents can add further answers to the same question. So if they provide a response, the question would repeat and they could answer same country, different city OR another country, again with various cities as options, plus the free text. This would continue until they no longer provide a further answer.
If they didn't respond with anything to the first Q1 , then they would go onto the next question.
Thank you!