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Not sure if "tone" refers to "system_sound" intent

asked 2022-10-19 16:24:34 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance:

what is the procedure for closing the acoustic locking tone

Annotation:

1.settings:disable:system_sound -- what is the procedure for closing the [acoustic locking]<setting_name> tone

2.settings:disable -- what is the procedure for closing the [acoustic locking tone]<setting_name>

3.settings:disable:notifications -- what is the procedure for closing the [acoustic locking]<setting_name> [tone]<notification_type>

Question:

"tone" seems like the synonym with "sound". We are not sure if "tone" can be taken as the keyword of "system_sound" intent, or it is a part of the setting name. Please advise how to deal with this situation. Thanks a lot.

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answered 2022-10-20 16:11:39 +0000

Jacqui
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"system_sound" is the appropriate object to use here (for references to system sounds, earcons or other types of sounds with specific meanings), as opposed to "notifications". We do not tag synonyms of system sound (e.g. "beep", "tone", "sound"), but we do tag "warning", "alert" as <notification_type>.

Correct Annotation:

settings:disable:system_sound -- what is the procedure for closing the [acoustic locking]<setting_name> tone

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