By name: extract-precise-attribute-value description: Extracts only the specific value of a requested attribute from an identified entity, rigorously excluding any descriptive labels or contextual terms. metadata: benchmark: browsecomp_cheatsheets_compact source: /data/Research_dir/Memory/Procedual_Memory/Outputs/browsecomp_pairable_compact.json
Layer 1: Metadata & Description
- Description: Extracts only the specific value of a requested attribute from an identified entity, rigorously excluding any descriptive labels or contextual terms.
Layer 2: Guidelines
General Guidelines
- Distinguish between the entity and its specific attributes.
- Prioritize extracting only the value of the explicitly requested attribute.
- Ensure the extracted attribute value is free from any appended or prepended descriptive text.
- Validate the extracted value against the query's specific attribute type requirement.
Specific Guidelines
- When asked for "the name of X", extract only the proper noun(s) or unique identifier(s) that constitute the name.
- If the identified entity is 'Nwoko royal family' and the request is 'name of the royal family', the output must be 'Nwoko'.
- Confirm that the extracted attribute value is the most concise and direct representation possible.
Layer 3: Context
- Problem Pattern: The system identifies the correct entity but either includes descriptive text alongside the requested attribute's value or fails to provide any output due to an inability to isolate the precise attribute value.
- State Signature: The target entity is correctly identified, but the output for a specific attribute contains extraneous descriptive terms, or the attribute value is entirely absent because it cannot be extracted in its pure form.
- Bypass Strategy:
- Confirm the target entity has been accurately identified.
- Pinpoint the exact attribute requested by the query (e.g., "name", "identifier", "title").
- Extract the value of this attribute, ensuring no descriptive labels or contextual words are included.
- If the initial extraction contains superfluous terms, systematically remove them to yield only the pure attribute value.