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Training data to an earlier good state? Download the intents and entities in the desired version, and import it into the domain (you can do so in Domain Settings). This performs an overwrite.ExampleConsider the following scenario: You add a “Family Bank - Account FAQs” domain to your environment. You add a number of intents to the domain, and then you train the domain. This creates version 1. Version 1 is now the most recently trained version, and your work-in-progress training data is built on top of it. You release version 1. Version 1 is now live. You make a change to the work-in-progress training data. Perhaps you add just one training phrase to an intent. Then you train the domain. This creates version 2. Version 2 is now the most recently trained version, and your work-in-progress training data is built on top of it. You release version 2. Version 2 is now live. After some time in Production, you realize version 2 isn’t performing as well as version 1, so you roll back to version 1. Version 1 is now live again. However, your work-in-progress training data is still built on top of version 2 because version 2 is the most recently trained version. As mentioned earlier, rolling back affects which version is live, but it doesn’t affect your work-in-progress training data (intents and entities). It's always built on top of the most recently trained version.To roll back to a previously released version Access Intent Manager. Locate the domain list in the Intent Manager dashboard. Select the name of the relevant domain, and then select Build from the menu that appears. Select the Versions page. Click the Roll back button for the version. Review the guidance in the pop-up window. Then click Roll back. Retrain an older versionFor performance reasons, we store only the following versions: The Live version 5 additional, most recently released versions 5 most recently trained versionsTo test and release an older version, you must retrain it first. This creates a new model version. The new version has exactly the same training data that's in the version that you retrained.ExampleAssume you have versions 1 through 7. You then retrain version 2. This creates version 8. Version 8 has exactly the same training data that's in version 2. And in the Changes column on the Versions page, you'll see info about the differences between (new) version 8 and

How to Uninstall Windows 10Uninstalling Windows 10 might sound a bit daunting, but it’s actually a straightforward process if you follow the right steps. First, you’ll need to decide if you’re rolling back to a previous version of Windows or performing a clean installation of another operating system. The most common approach is rolling back to a previous version of Windows if you’ve upgraded within the last 10 days. However, if you’re outside of this window or planning to install a different OS, you’ll need to back up your data and create installation media. Let’s dive into the details!Before jumping into the tutorial, it’s important to know what these steps will help you achieve. By following them, you’ll either return to an earlier version of Windows or prepare your computer for a new operating system.Step 1: Check Your Eligibility to Roll BackFirst, determine if you can roll back to your previous version of Windows by checking if you upgraded less than 10 days ago.If you upgraded to Windows 10 less than 10 days ago, you’re in luck. Windows keeps your old operating system files for that period, making it easier to roll back.Step 2: Access Recovery OptionsSecond, navigate to ‘Settings’ -> ‘Update & Security’ -> ‘Recovery’ to find the rollback option.In ‘Recovery,’ you should see an option that says "Go back to the previous version of Windows 10." If this option is available, you can proceed with the rollback.Step 3: Backup Your DataThird, always back up your important files to an external drive or cloud service before making major changes.Backing up is crucial because while these processes usually go smoothly, there’s always a small risk of data loss. Better safe than sorry!Step 4: Create Installation Media for Clean InstallFourth, if a rollback isn’t possible, you’ll need installation media for the new OS. Use a tool like the Windows Media Creation Tool for this.Creating installation media involves downloading the OS installation files onto a USB drive. This step is essential for a clean installation of Windows 10 or another OS.Step 5: Install New Operating SystemFinally, boot from your installation media and follow the instructions to install your desired OS.This step requires you to restart your computer and boot from the USB drive to start the installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.Once you’ve completed these steps, your computer will either revert to an earlier version of Windows or

The desktop edition on Raspberry Pi devices with the release of version 20.10. While it could work on the 8 GB version of Raspberry Pi, it struggles on 4 GB and won’t work on 2 GB models.The performance should improve with Ubuntu 22.04 especially with the introduction of zswap.17. Firefox as SnapFirefox will now be included as a Snap package by default. While you can install the deb package by downloading it separately, Ubuntu recommends Snap.This is a joint effort by Canonical and Mozilla to simplify the maintenance of Firefox across distributions, enhance security, and facilitate faster security updates.18. Other changesThere are a few other changes you should see in terms of a software offering. There should be newer versions of most of the prominent software. Some of them are:OpenSSL 3.0Ruby 3.0Python 3.10PHP 8.1GCC 11Ubuntu 22.04 features Linux Kernel 5.15 LTS.As I said earlier, things are in development, and I’ll update this article as soon as more new features are revealed.Getting Ubuntu 22.04 LTSThough Ubuntu 22.04 release has been announced, the ISO will take some time to arrive. Updates for existing users will be roll out in coming days. If you want, you could force update to Ubuntu 22.04 right now from 21.10 and 20.04.For fresh installation, get the download from this page:What features do you like the most in Ubuntu 22.04?I have listed so many minor and major features in Ubuntu 22.04. Which features do you like the most? Is it missing a feature you were expecting? Share your views in the comment section.

This article applies if your domain is using the LivePerson engine or a third-party NLU engine. Domains using the LivePerson (Legacy) engine don't require training that results in a model version.IntroductionUse the Versions page in Intent Manager to view and manage the model versions that you create via training of the domain.You can create as many model versions as you want. There isn't a limit on this. However, only the latest 100 versions are stored and shown.Train a domain to create a model versionTraining a domain creates a new model version with the results. The process and related info vary depending on which NLU engine the domain uses: LivePerson NLU engine Google Dialogflow or IBM Watson NLU engine Your Rasa-based NLU engineA new model version created from training isn't released automatically. See below for info on this.Release a model versionWhen you release a trained model version, it makes the version “live.” That is, it becomes the model version that’s used whenever the domain is referenced: in LivePerson Conversation Builder, in API calls to the NLU engine, and in analytics.Whenever you release a model version, it is marked with both a Released badge and Live indicator.As you release subsequent versions, the “Live” indicator changes accordingly:If you're adding a pre-built domain, the first model version is already trained, and it's released automatically. In all other cases, releasing a version is a manual step.Ensure that you test before releasing a model version. You can (and should!) create and test multiple model versions before choosing to release one of them.To release a model version Access Intent Manager. Locate the domain list in the Intent Manager dashboard. Select the name of the relevant domain, and then select Build from the menu that appears. Select the Versions page. Click the Release button for the trained version. Review the guidance in the pop-up window. Then click Release. Roll back to a previously released versionYou can roll back to an earlier model version if the domain uses the LivePerson NLU engine. Rolling back makes that earlier version “Live” again. Do this when you want to return Production to a prior state.Notes Roll back isn't a feature that's available if the domain is using a third-party NLU engine. While rolling back affects which version is live, it doesn’t affect your work-in-progress intents and entities. They’re always built on top of the most recently trained version.Want to reset your work-in-progress

If you inadvertently installed a plugin version that cannot run on your operating system or host application and wish to roll back to V13 plugins, follow these instructions.With the release of Waves V13, we announce full support with Apple Silicon processors for the following host applications. In addition, we announce full official Apple Silicon support for V13 SoundGrid applications.This page will help you determine if your system specifications meet the requirements to run various versions of Waves plugins, Waves Central, and Waves applications.This page lists all DAWs officially supported for each version of Waves plugins.Learn how to update your Waves plugin licenses and software to latest version available, whether for perpetual licenses or Waves Creative Access subscriptions.Follow these important steps to install SoundGrid applications such as eMotion LV1, SuperRack, SoundGrid Studio, SoundGrid QRec and the SoundGrid Driver on Apple Silicon Mac computers.Displaying Waves plugins in UHD (4K) resolution display monitors is not yet officially supported in all host applications.Follow the steps below to install Waves software products and activate their licenses to your computer using Waves Central.Learn how to update the Hear Technologies WSG Bridge for Dante firmware in order to run it with SoundGrid applications V13 and above.Follow these instructions to uninstall Waves plugins and applications using Waves Central, or to uninstall unused individual plugins manually.Are you seeing blank GUIs of Waves plugins or applications (V12 and up) after installing the latest version on your Mac? Follow these steps to roll back to an earlier version that does not require ‘Metal’ support and will display properly.If you inadvertently installed a plugin version that cannot run on your operating system or host application and need to roll back to V12 plugins, follow these instructions.If you inadvertently installed a plugin version that cannot run on your operating system or host application