In the context of technology, particularly in fields like Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), an 'intent' represents the goal or purpose behind a user's action or query. It's what the user *intends* to achieve. Intent recognition is a crucial task in building systems that understand user needs and respond appropriately. For example, in a smart assistant, if a user says "Play some jazz music," the intent is 'play music,' and the specific type of music (jazz) is a parameter. Intent recognition systems use machine learning techniques to classify user input into predefined categories of intents. This allows the system to understand what the user wants, even if the phrasing is varied.
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