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title: Dialogue Analysis
type: templates
category: Conversational AI
cat: conversational-ai
order: 815
meta_title: Dialogue Analysis Data Labeling Template

meta_description: Template for performing dialogue analysis for conversational AI use cases with Label Studio for your machine learning and data science projects.

If you want to evaluate and analyze the responses present in a dialogue that already happened, and optionally correct it, use this template.

Use this template to provide a section of dialogue and classify it. Annotators then provide the best response to the section of dialogue.

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Labeling Configuration

<View>
  <HyperText name="dialog" value="$dialogs"></HyperText>
  <Header value="Rate last answer:"></Header>
  <Choices name="chc-1" choice="single-radio" toName="dialog" showInline="true">
    <Choice value="Bad answer"></Choice>
    <Choice value="Neutral answer"></Choice>
    <Choice value="Good answer"></Choice>
  </Choices>
  <Header value="Your answer:"></Header>
  <TextArea name="answer"></TextArea>
</View>

About the labeling configuration

All labeling configurations must be wrapped in View tags.

Use the HyperText object tag to display dialogue data, imported in Label Studio JSON format using a key of "dialogs":
xml <HyperText name="dialog" value="$dialogs"></HyperText>

You can add a header to provide instructions to the annotator:
xml <Header value="Rate last answer:"></Header>

Use the Choices control tag in combination with the Choice tag to have annotators classify the dialogue response. Use the arguments to control how the choices appear on the interface:
xml <Choices name="chc-1" choice="single-radio" toName="dialog" showInline="true"> <Choice value="Bad answer"></Choice> <Choice value="Neutral answer"></Choice> <Choice value="Good answer"></Choice> </Choices>
You can change the choice values to provide different classification options.

Use the TextArea control tag to provide annotators with a free text box to supply their own response to the dialogue. Add the editable=true argument to allow them
to edit their answer, or required=true to force annotators to supply an alternate response:
xml <TextArea name="answer"></TextArea>

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