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Question detection in text identifies interrogative statements to return a boolean true or false. This allows automated workflows to apply conditional logic based on whether the user input is asking for information.

Boolean question detection routes customer support chatbot input by checking if the text is a question. You can differentiate between a user asking for help and making a statement to trigger the appropriate workflow.

The best way to check if user input is an interrogative statement is to pass the text as a simple string to an NLP detection tool, which evaluates the phrasing and returns a boolean true or false result.

Yes, this question detection tool works with document analysis tasks. It evaluates text content from documents to identify interrogative statements, returning a boolean output to drive natural language processing workflows.

The limitation of boolean question detection is that it only returns a simple true or false output. It does not extract the question text itself, meaning it identifies the presence of interrogative content but does not parse the specific meaning.