Create commanding 650 sentences for a mobile phone functions

Writing commands for Mobile phone functions Description for task: We are going to build a mobile phone application that has the same functions as Siri in Iphone and Google Now in Android phones. To be more detail, when user makes a command by speech or text, our system is supposed to respond to the users’ command. For example: When user says “what’s the weather like in Paris” → our app will supply exactly Paris weather information. Your responsibility is to make sentences which have the function as mobile phone manipulator (controller). The ultimate target of this project is to train the computer to recognize natural language command. It is very necessary to diversify and vary the statements. Therefore, there are some requirements we would like employees to pay attention. Firstly, following definitions may help you understand better about the technical terms used in this Task Description [login to view URL]: - Domain: in this case, each domain is corresponding to one function of the mobile phone. They are Schedule, Map, Navigation,… - Action: the action that user expects our app to do, for example “ Schedule a lunch with Tom tomorrow” action = “add”, “Do I have a lunch with Tom tomorrow” action= “get” - Entity: is the set of values that specify additional information for action. For example, “Schedule a lunch with Tom tomorrow”, action = “add”, entity ={“summary_predefined”=”lunch”}. An action may have 1 or multiple entities, for example: In Domain: “Schedule”, Action : “Add” 1. Have lunch with Tom ( one entity) “summary_predefined”: “lunch” 2. Have lunch with Tom on Sunday ( multiple entities) “summary_predefined”: “lunch” “startDate”: “Sunday” B. Requirements - There are three “Domains” related to the mobile phone functions: Schedule, Map, and Navigation. Each “Domain” includes several “Actions” (Please find them in Google Sheet, Column “Domain” and “Action” and “Entity” for more details ). - The number of sentences for each “Action” is about 40 different sentences. The difference mentioned former here means different entity types (entities can be phrases or that same phrases with additional information, but not that phrases with different explanation or the phrases having same characters/features) For example Let’s see three following sentences: 1. Have a lunch with Tom on Tuesday 2. Have a lunch with Tom on Thursday 3. Have lunch with Tom at Highlands Coffee on Thursday The 1st and 2nd sentences are considered as one sentence because they have the same entity type ( “startDate”: “Tuesday”/ “Thursday”). The 3th sentence is considered as a new sentence by adding another entity type (“location”: “Highlands Coffee”) in comparison with the second one. The following cases will be considered as the same sentence: Using a word or phrases having the same pattern to create the sentences in the same “Action” Example: Can you show me the way home? Can you tell me the way home? “Can you show me” and “can you tell me” are phrases having the same structure. I want to drink coffee I would like to drink coffee I want to drink coffee in New York The 1st and 2nd sentences are calculated as one sentence because " want to" and " would like to" are phrases having the same structure. The third statement is considered as a new sentence in comparison with the second one because it is added a new entity : {"location":”New York") Changing “Verb Tenses” in the same “Action” without having another “entity_type” To be specific, we have provided a Google Sheet named “Target_Domains”. It also contains 5 columns: Domain, Action, entity, Description, and Request examples. To avoiding duplicating sentence, “entity” column provides adequate “entity_type”. The workers can reference if the phrase or a word are in the same kind of entity_type or not.