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Confused how to deal with "delicious"

asked 2023-11-29 04:07:51 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance:

美味しいラーメン屋

EN translation:

delicious ramen shops

Annotation:

business:restaurant:na -- [美味しい]<rating> [ラーメン屋]<generic_business>
business:restaurant:na -- [美味しい]<business_modifier> [ラーメン屋]<generic_business>

Question:

In above utterance, "美味しい" seems synonymous with "nice" "good", so we take it as <rating>. But we find another example in the guideline:

business:business:search -- find an [interesting]<business_modifier> [museum]<generic_business> at my [destination]<relative_location>

We are not sure how to deal with "delicious" exactly. Kindly tell us your thought, thanks!

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answered 2023-11-29 10:04:57 +0000

Jacqui
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We prefer to tag "delicious" as a <rating> than as a <business_modifier> as it is used to rate the quality of the food rather than to specify a feature of the business. This is similar to the example in the guide:

business:restaurant:search -- find me a [nice]<rating> [sushi restaurant]<generic_business>

We acknowledge that one could also argue that "interesting" is used to rate the museum in the example you show with <business_modifier> , the boundary here is quite vague.

Correct Annotation

business:restaurant:na -- [delicious]<rating> [ramen shops]<generic_business>

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