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    Not sure if "get" is the correct intent

    asked 2022-06-26 16:20:00 +0000

    Vanessa gravatar image

    Utterance:

    welche andere namen hat das chrysler building

    Annotation:

    1.business:business:other -- welche andere namen hat das chrysler building
    
    2.business:business:get -- welche [andere]<which> namen hat das [chrysler building]<named_business>
    

    Question:

    According to the definition of "get" intent and an example:

    1.Requests for the name of something (e.g. "what's the name of", "what is that called").
    
    2.business:restaurant:get -- what is the name of [that]<business_anaphora> [restaurant]<generic_business>
    

    "get" intent seems to fit here. However, this utterance is asking other names. We are not 100% sure if "get" still fits this scenario. If "get" doesn't, we think "other" fits here. Please advise which is correct.

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    answered 2022-06-26 16:34:30 +0000

    Jacqui gravatar image

    It can be helpful to extract the parsetype and mentions from left to right to get an idea of what the system will do with an annotation. For example, in this example:

    business:restaurant:get -- what is the name of [that]<business_anaphora> [restaurant]<generic_business> business:restaurant:get [that] [restaurant]

    We are essentially asking the system to focus on a business that is a restaurant and to show 'that'(anaphor) restaurant

    If we do the same with business:business: get -- what [other]<which> names does the [chrysler building]<named_business> have business:business:get [other] [chrysler building]

    It isn't clear that we are asking for other names for the building, it appears rather that we are asking the system for "another chrysler building", so that wouldn't work well here.

    In business, some "trivia" type questions are supported, e.g. business:business:questionbuilder -- who built the [eiffel tower]<named_business> business:business:questionelevation -- what's the elevation of the [eiffel tower]<named_business>

    However, we don't support questions asking for alternative names, so in this case, "other" intent is correct.

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