BACKGROUND

Natural language processing (“NLP”) is a technique that allows for individuals to interact with devices or systems in a conversational manner. Existing NLP-related systems, such as the Dialogflow® system, provide services to assist with NLP techniques. Briefly, existing NLP-related systems may make use of “intents,” which are data structures that are used to handle user input and process them accordingly. However, existing NLP-related systems may have static limits on the number of supported intents (e.g., a maximum of 2,000 intents). This hard limit may limit or prevent NLP implementations where a higher number of intents are desired to be supported.

