问题
What is "lost" or what kind of measurable impact has it, when restoring a previously heavily trained Watson Conversation Workspace from its JSON dump-file?
As it seems to me on a small example workspace, the bot is running again. Most probably not as good as before.
Considering a much larger workspace in the future: Is there a way
- to quantify and/or measure such lost quality?
- to "retrain" the bot (restore the original bot quality after restoring a trained workspace from its dump)? And when yes: what would the best solution be to do that?
回答1:
When you restore or retain a larger Watson workspace ( if it contains a huge number of intents or entities ) it will create as it is, unless your account plan or credentials is expired
回答2:
The workspace JSON file contains the entire definition of the dialog. If you trained the dialog using the improve feature, then that training is also part of the exported / imported workspace. The structure contains elements for examples and counterexamples which are captured during the training and improve process.
Bottom line: When you export a trained workspace, importing the workspace nothing is lost.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48747522/watson-conversation-what-is-lost-when-restoring-a-workspace-from-a-json-dump