NlpSemanticParsingDateTimeAnnotation
NLPInfrastructureGoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.NlpSemanticParsingDateTimeAnnotation
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SEO Impact
Example: "Remind me to go to the store on (Friday) (9am)" would output two non-overlapping and unrelated annotations. One would have a start_date = Friday and the other would have start_time = 9am. It's possible for Friday to be one of several upcoming Friday's, so start_date is a repeated field. Next ID: 10
SEO Analysis
AI GeneratedBackend infrastructure with indirect SEO impact. This model (Nlp Semantic Parsing Date Time Annotation) contains 9 attributes that define its data structure. Key functionality includes: NOTE: None of these are co-indexed. If the query is 'morning', there could be multiple start_time's, start_date's, end_date's, and end_time's, and the...
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Attributes
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dateTypestringDefault:
nilFull type: String.tendDatestringDefault:
nilFull type: list(String.tendTimestringDefault:
nilFull type: list(String.tendWeekdaystringDefault:
nilFull type: String.trawTextstringDefault:
nilFull type: String.tstartDatestringDefault:
nilFull type: list(String.tNOTE: None of these are co-indexed. If the query is 'morning', there could be multiple start_time's, start_date's, end_date's, and end_time's, and they do not correspond to one another in any structured way.
startTimestringDefault:
nilFull type: list(String.tstartWeekdaystringDefault:
nilFull type: String.ttimeTypestringDefault:
nilFull type: String.t