The Question-Answering (QA) approach represents one of the most significant Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks that depends on language input. In terms of morphology & adhesive structure, Malayalam is a resource-constrained indigenous language of India. These linguistic features make QA in Malayalam particularly difficult. This study uses a subset of 5 tasks from the Facebook bAbI dataset to present a subset of five assignments from the Facebook bAbI dataset; this study presents a Malayalam Question Answering Solution that utilizes a Deep Learning (DL) hybrid framework combining CNN and Bi-LSTM Methods. We believe this is the initial time a hybrid-based deep learning framework has been used for the Malayalam question-answering technology. In the first iteration of the method, high-level semantic characteristics are extracted utilizing a Convolutional Neural Network. The Bi-LSTM tier then extracts the contextual feature representation of the text using the feature extraction result. Finally, use the softmax activation function to predict correct answers for corresponding questions. The proposed model is both functional and systemized in terms of classification accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 scores. The simulation results show that the proposed hybrid CNN and Bi-LSTM model outperform the existing models in terms of classification with more than 91 % accuracy for all five tasks.

The goal of an intelligent answering system is that the system can respond to questions automatically. For developing such kind of system, it should be able to answer, and store these questions along with their answers. Our intelligent QA (iQA) system for Arabic language will be growing automatically when users ask new questions and the system will be accumulating these new question-answer pairs in its database. This will speed up the processing when the same question(even if it is in different syntactical structure but semantically same) is being asked again in the future. The source of knowledge of our system is the World Wide Web(WWW). The system can also understand and respond to more sophisticated questions that need a kind of temporal inference.