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fix: resolve to the World aggregate only on explicit wording #674 #672

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11 changes: 8 additions & 3 deletions statgpt/app/default_prompts/assets/data_query.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -193,16 +193,21 @@ normalizationPrompt: >-
"EU" must be resolved to "European Union", but it MUST NOT be expanded
to its member countries.

- if the query asks for data at a global/worldwide scope (words like "global",
"globally", "worldwide", "world"), rewrite it so the reference area is explicitly
the "World" region; keep the rest of the query unchanged.
- rewrite the reference area as the "World" region ONLY IF the query EXPLICITLY asks
for a global/worldwide scope (words like "global", "globally", "worldwide", "world");
keep the rest of the query unchanged.

- if the query does not mention any geography, DO NOT add one.
An unspecified geography IS NOT a request for global/worldwide data.

Examples:

1. give me gdp for France -> give me gross domestic product (GDP) for France
2. give me consumer price index for Germany -> give me consumer price index (CPI) for Germany
3. what is global unemployment? -> what is unemployment for the World?
4. show me worldwide population -> show me population for the World
5. show me unemployment rate -> show me unemployment rate
(no geography mentioned, so none is added)
namedEntitiesPrompt: >-
You are an expert in named entity recognition and text labeling.

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