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Confused about examples in address_book:search

asked 2022-11-15 16:10:51 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance&Annotation provided in the Guideline: addressbook:search -- find contacts named [maria]<contact> Question: We are confused why this utterance belongs to addressbooksearch instead of generic:search:contact according to the boundary between addressbook and generic, which I quote, "Contact-related utterances belong in addressbook if they have a specific reference to the address book, if they require an intent (e.g. add, deletelabel ), object (e.g. age, birthlocation) or mention (e.g. <contact_group>) that is specific to addressbook or if they reference an attribute of a contact (e.g. "set the address of thecontact", "add an address for jon"). Otherwise they belong in generic." Kindly tell us your thought on this :D

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answered 2022-11-15 16:19:36 +0000

Jacqui
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In this example, it is the fact that "contacts" is in plural that puts it into address book rather than generic. You can notice in the guide that the examples we have for generic:search:contact are all searching for a single contact. The use of the expression "my contact" is also a pointer for choosing address book over generic.

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