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Not sure if it belongs to "get_directions"

asked 2023-09-01 01:04:12 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance:

ashbury road manchester avoid tolls
find the shell station using highways

Annotation:

locations:get_directions -- [ashbury road]<street_destination> [manchester]<city_destination] avoid="" [tolls]<avoid_path_modifier="">
business:gas:get_directions -- find the [shell station]<named_business_destination> using [highways]<path_modifier>

Question:

In above two utterances, the user seems to prefer navigation intent. So we choose "get_directions" even if there are some explicit intents like "na" and "search". We are not sure if this is a correct understanding, if not, we will take them as "other" intent because <path_modifier> is not supported in "na" and "search" intent. Please advise how to deal with this situation, thanks!

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answered 2023-09-04 12:54:05 +0000

Jacqui
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We agree that an address followed by "avoid tolls" seems to indicate a navigation intent.
We agree that this is a "getdirections" intent, despite the word "find". In the guidelines we have another example with "find" and <avoid_path_modifier> which also uses "getdirections":

locations:get_directions -- find a route that avoids the [traffic jam]<avoid_path_modifier>

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locations:get_directions -- [ashbury road]<street_destination> [manchester]<city_destination> avoid [tolls]<avoid_path_modifier>

business:gas:get_directions -- find the [shell station]<named_business_destination> using [highways]<path_modifier>

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