utterance: navigate to santa cruz and take california highway one
We search the word " santa cruz" in google, and it shows that the word is a named buseness and a city meanwhile.
Based on the guideline, "Please use your cultural knowledge to decide what the user's intention is. An utterance frequently has more than one possible interpretation. The rule of thumbis to use your linguistic and cultural knowledge to pick the most likely interpretation. If you know that Avatar is a famous movie, use that knowledge to label it appropriately. On the other hand, if you see a phrase referring to something that you're notfamiliar with, use the Internet to identify it. For example, if you see the utterance "find waking life", and you're not sure what "waking life" is, you can searchGoogle and discover that it is a 2001 film by Richard Linklater. You can also see in Google that there is no other competing possibility that is anywhere near aspopular.", so we choose the first shown entity in google and put it in the utterance, which is reasonable.
Could you tell us the correct procedure for this situation so that we can handle it better next time? Thanks a lot~
