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Not sure whether AC and DC charging are always treated as a topic not dedicated to automotive field

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asked 2022-10-20 08:24:41 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance: how is the alternating current charging switched off Annotation: help:general -- [how is the alternating current charging switched off]<topic> Question: We recalled the following example given: help:general – please tell me how to do [charging with dc]<topic>. And the reason it belongs to the help domain is, I quote, 'this could be other devices'. So we suppose queries with AC and DC charging are always put in help domain. Kindly provide us your thought on this.

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answered 2022-10-20 16:10:47 +0000

Jacqui
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We can't give a blanket rule about AC and DC charging as the parsetype will depend on the other words in the query. "help:general" should be used for requests about topics (e.g. "charging with dc"), but requests about specific actions (e.g. switch off the alternating current) should be tagged according to the action. Queries about AC and DC charging are not well supported at the moment so please use generic:other for these.

Correct Annotation: generic:other -- how is the alternating current charging switched off

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