Challenge: generic dialog systems, or chatbots, are increasingly popular, but most industrial dialog systems are built for specific clients and use cases.
Approach: They propose a new neural network architecture that allows for domain and topic agnostic properties of intents that can be learnt from syntactic cues only.
Outcome: The proposed model improves on baselines for identifying intent features in a deployed, multi-intent natural language understanding module.

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