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Categorize multiple numbers in same utterance in Watson Assistant

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Question by rai2273  (16) | Aug 13, 2018 at 11:00 AM assistant

Hello,

Pls take these examples of utterances

"We are 2, both are 18 years old, can we access your facility?"

"We are 2 persons, one is 17, and the other is 18 years old, can we use your facility?"

"We are 2 university students, I am 17 and my friend is 18, are we allowed to visit your facility?"

Number 2 indicates the count Numbers 17 and 18 indicate the age

Using @sys-number isn't enough in this situation, at the same time using an regex entity with numbers+persons/males/females/guests/visitors isn't viable as we could have endless combinations. Also, using regex with "years old" to detect the age isn't a solid-proof solution.

What is the best approach to handle such situation?

Thanks

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