Solution Window

The Solution window of Teneo Studio Desktop consists of three tabs in the top: Solution, Home and Search.

Home tab and top ribbon

The Home tab provides access to many of the functionalities available in Teneo Studio Desktop through the top ribbon, which includes the following areas:

• Solution area: save (all) and close the solution, open the advanced Tryout, or manage the Machine Learning Classes in the Class Manager
• New area: create folders, Flows, Language Objects and Entities
• Edit area: edit Flows, Language Objects and Entities
• View area: use the text filter to filter on the currently selected folder or reload the solution
• Search area: allows to perform quick searches
• Folder area: run an Auto-test on a folder or perform a Bulk Import o new documents
• Ordering area: opens the Intent or Prompt Trigger Ordering window
• History area: opens the Solution Log or the history of a selected document
• Stable Version area: set or unset a stable version of a selected document or of all documents in a selected folder
• Branching area: include or exclude documents from the Localization setup

Solution Explorer

The Solution Explorer in the left side of the Studio window contains the list of folders available in the solution and when selecting a folder, the content of it is displayed in the middle panel of the Studio window; the documents in a folder can be Language Objects, Entities and Flows.
Below the Solution Explorer, the user will find the Recycle Bin, clicking the name will open the Recycle Bin view as a new tab in Teneo Studio. It is also in this area that the user might find the Lexical Resource Information which appears when names/aliases of Language Objects/Entities in the solution are identical with names/aliases of Language Objects/Entities in the referenced lexical resource(s). Also Search results appears below the Solution Explorer when the user has performed a search; it is possible to navigate to another folder in the solution and return to the results of a previous search by clicking Search results.

Tryout

The simple Tryout is located in the right-side of the Teneo Studio window; this panel allows to try out and test the solution on-the-go, while a more advanced Tryout window is accessible by clicking the Tryout button in the top ribbon.

Status bar

The Status bar is the lower purple bar in Teneo Studio Desktop; this area displays the current state of the application. The left-hand side of the Status bar displays the current communication status of Teneo Studio (in the image below Ready), while in the right-hand side, information about the selected folder and it's content is displayed. More details are displayed when hovering over the icons in the Status bar.

Solution tab

The Solution tab consists of a menu with the following options:

• Save (All): allows the user to save (all) currently unsaved changes
• My Work: provides a list of recently opened documents
• Properties: allows to view and edit solution properties such as name, location, Quality Control, Confidence Threshold or write notes
• Globals: gives access to the global solution documents (Variables, Scripts, Listeners, Contexts, Metadata and Emotions)
• Resources: allows to add resources to the solution
• Optimization: here the user will find the solution Suggestions, the Classifier and Cross Validation as well as Log Data
• Import/Export: allows to import new solution content or export Language Objects/Entities as a lexical resource
• Auto-test: provides an Auto-test of the whole solution or of a selected folder, for documents either marked as stable or latest
• Publish. this is where the user can add publish environment and publish the solution
• About: provides information about the current Teneo Studio client and server versions as well as information about the currently logged in user
• Close: allows to close the solution without closing Teneo Studio.

Search tab

The Search tab provides an advanced search feature which allows to perform searches selecting which object types and properties to search for.

When opening a solution in Teneo Studio Web, the user is presented with the Solution dashboard which provides an overview of the available documents in the solution presented in various tiles providing useful information related to created and updated documents as well as a tile presenting an overview of the solution structure.

At this first view, the user will find the following:

• The Solution path expands as the user navigates through the folders in a solution and allows to navigate back to a specific folder by simply clicking one of the previous positions in the path

• The Overview of documents provide tiles for different types of documents which can exist in a solution:

  • Flows
  • Entities
  • Language Objects
  • Globals (Scripts, Variables, Scripted Contexts, Listeners)
  • Classes
  • Integrations
  • File Resources

  Each tile provide relevant information related to the document and clicking the right-pointing arrow (or the document type, i.e. Flows, Classes, or Variables) allows to navigate to the list of documents of the selected document type, in which the user can create new documents of the selected type, filter on the list or sort by the headers, etc. Documents can be opened in edit mode by simply clicking the name, while opening in read-only mode is possible on hover over (the "eye" icon in the right side of the selected document).

• The Info button allows users to edit the solution's Name and Description (note that the save button becomes available in the top ribbon after performing changes and closing the Edit document info), here it is also possible to Add content to the solution and Export the solution

• User provides information about the currently logged in user; clicking the user name allows to Logout

• About gives information about the currently logged in user, the connected direction, as well as information related to the client version and the server version

• Solution structure gives an overview of the total number of documents available in the solution; clicking the right-pointing arrow at the bottom allows to open the solution's folder structure

• The Tryout button in the lower right corner allows to quickly test a dialogue; read more.