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    Not sure if "navigate to" can be interpreted as "get" intent

    Detail:

    We are confused about utterances like behind.

    We're not sure if "navigate to" can be interpreted as an intent to "get", since it seems strange that only < building number > mention presence, which usually comes with <street> mention.

    There are also frequent utterances like "navigate to irresistible force", and through a Google search, "irresistible force" is a song. So we have a reasonable doubt that "navigate to" can be interpreted as a "get" intent.

    However, we are not sure that this is the correct way of annotating. For example, "navigate to forty one" seems to be valid for the same street. There may also be a named business that are not searchable in Google.

    Therefore, we have made some interpretations about "navigate to forty one" and look forward to your suggestions. The ideas you shared yesterday were very helpful and appreciated! Thanks!

    Utterance: navigate to forty one

    Annotation:

    1. generic:get:number -- navigate to [forty one]<absolute_value>

    2. locations:get_directions -- navigate to [forty one]<building_number_destination>

    3. locations:get_directions -- navigate to [forty one]<which_destination>

    Not sure if "navigate to" can be interpreted as "get" intent

    Detail:

    We are confused about utterances like behind.

    We're not sure if "navigate to" can be interpreted as an intent to "get", since it seems strange that only < building number > mention presence, which usually comes with <street> mention.

    There are also frequent utterances like "navigate to irresistible force", and through a Google search, "irresistible force" is a song. So we have a reasonable doubt that "navigate to" can be interpreted as a "get" intent.

    However, we are not sure that this is the correct way of annotating. For example, "navigate to forty one" seems to be valid for the same street. There may also be a named business that are not searchable in Google.

    Therefore, we have made some interpretations about "navigate to forty one" and look forward to your suggestions. The ideas you shared yesterday were very helpful and appreciated! Thanks!

    Utterance: navigate to forty one

    Annotation:

    1. generic:get:number -- navigate to [forty one]<absolute_value>

    2. locations:get_directions -- navigate to [forty one]<building_number_destination>

    3. locations:get_directions -- navigate to [forty one]<which_destination>