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Not sure if "light_type" is the right mention

asked 2022-07-31 16:14:05 +0000

Vanessa
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Utterance:

turn on my lights at home

Annotation:

1.environment_control:enable:lights -- turn on my lights at [home]<light_type>

2.environment_control:enable:lights -- turn on my lights at [home]<relative_location>

Questions:

We find two examples in the guideline:

1.environment_control:set_duration:lights -- light my way [home]<light_type> for [two minutes]<duration>

2.environment_control:enable:location_specific_automatic_window_opening -- add activation point for the automatic window opener at my [home]<relative_location> address

We are not sure if "home" in this utterance refers to a light type or a relative location. Please advise which annotation is correct.

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answered 2022-07-31 16:21:35 +0000

Jacqui
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The correct tag for 'home' in this example is <environment>, which covers "entities such as houses and cars that have internal areas of interest", as in this example:

environment_control:set:temperature -- set the [house]<environment> temperature to [twenty two]<absolute_value> [degrees]<unit>

So the correct annotation is: environment_control:enable:lights -- turn on my lights at [home]<environment>

Some clarification - in your example 1, the "light my way home" is a light setting which the user can set to illuminate their way from the car to their home once they have parked, which is why we use <light_type> here.

In your example 2, "home" is tagged as <relative_location> as the user is specifying the location at which the the window opening should happen.

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