Not sure "set sth to/as sth",which "sth" should be object

asked 2023-07-11 10:55:12 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance:

1.can you set five hundred and sixty seven as a main hd station

2.i want to set to venus

3.can you set it to medium wave please

Annotation:

We annotated the utterance as audiomedia:other -- can you set five hundred and sixty seven as a main hd station , because "main<radio_type_label_type>" is not supported in audiomedia:set:radio_frequency -- can you set [five hundred and sixty seven]<radio_frequency> as a main [hd]<radio_type> station.

2.We annotated the utterance as audiomedia:other -- i want to set to venus, because *audiomedia:set* is not surpported in the guideline.

3.We annotated the utterance as audiomedia:other -- can you set it to medium wave please, because *audiomedia:set* is not surpported in the guideline.

Question: Based on the guideline, the direct object after utterance set is the annotation object. Not sure "set sth to/as sth", which "sth" should be object?

Please advise which annotation is correct. Thank~

answered 2023-07-11 14:07:59 +0000

Jacqui
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updated 2023-07-11 14:12:02 +0000

We agree with your reasoning
There is nothing in the utterance to clearly indicate it is audiomedia and we can't get a good interpretation for this. Please use rejectuninterpretable

3.We agree with your reasoning

Correct Annotations

audiomedia:other -- can you set five hundred and sixty seven as a main hd station

reject_uninterpretable -- i want to set to venus

audiomedia:other -- can you set it to medium wave please

Question: Here are some examples of "set sth to/as sth", hope this helps

generic:set:time -- set the time [for three]<time>

generic:set:body -- set the text to be [i want you back]<body>

generic:set:brightness -- set brightness to [five]<absolute_value>

generic:set:language -- set language to [esperanto]<language>

generic:set:brightness -- turn brightness down to [medium]<absolute_value>

generic:set:address -- i would like to enter my [office]<contact_type> address

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