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1. Load the Ontology:

   • The function reads the ontology file to extract the list of intents and slot types:

2. Fit the Intent Label Encoder:

   • The intent encoder assigns a unique numerical label to each intent in the ontology:

     intent_label_encoder.fit(intents)

   • Key Insight: This step ensures that intent classification produces outputs in a consistent format.

3. Generate BIO Tags for Slots:

   • Slot tags are converted into BIO format:

     • B-{slot}: Beginning of a slot entity.

     • I-{slot}: Inside a slot entity.

     • O: Outside of any slot entity.

   • All slot tags are compiled into a single list:

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     all_slot_tags = ['O'] + [f'B-{slot}' for slot in slots.keys()] + [f'I-{slot}' for slot in slots.keys()]

   • These tags are then fitted to the slot encoder:

   • Why BIO Format?: This labeling scheme helps identify the boundaries of multi-token slot entities.

     • Think about why this could be important in our context and what slots could specifically benefit.