Utterance:
1.which day will be their next holiday
2.when is the next holiday in london
Annotation:
1.datetime:getfuture:date -- which day will be [their]<location_anaphora> [next]<recency> [holiday]<date>
2.date_time:get:date -- when is the [next]<which> holiday in [london]<city>
Question:
“get_future: For requests that would be a get intent but that have an explicit future tense (e.g. "will", "going to").”
According to this, we put number 1 into "get_future" intent. And there is no an explicit word that indicates future tense in number 2, so we put it into "get" intent.
But we find an example in the guideline that seems to be in contradiction to the description of "get_future" intent:
date_time:get:date -- which day will be [their]<location_anaphora> [next]<recency> [holiday]<date>
So we are not sure if these two annotations are correct, please advise how to deal with this situation. Thanks.
Question:
“get_future: For requests that would be a get intent but that have an explicit future tense (e.g. "will", "going to").”
According to this, we put number 1 into "get_future" intent. And there is no an explicit word that indicates future tense in number 2, so we put it into "get" intent.
But we find an example in the guideline that seems to be in contradiction to the description of "get_future" intent:
date_time:get:date -- which day will be [their]<location_anaphora> [next]<recency> [holiday]<date>
So we are not sure if these two annotations are correct, please advise how to deal with this situation. Thanks.
