public enum Answer.Types.AnswerSkippedReasonReference documentation and code samples for the Discovery Engine v1 API enum Answer.Types.AnswerSkippedReason.
An enum for answer skipped reasons.
Namespace
Google.Cloud.DiscoveryEngine.V1Assembly
Google.Cloud.DiscoveryEngine.V1.dll
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| Name | Description |
AdversarialQueryIgnored |
The adversarial query ignored case. |
CustomerPolicyViolation |
The customer policy violation case. Google skips the summary if there is a customer policy violation detected. The policy is defined by the customer. |
JailBreakingQueryIgnored |
The jail-breaking query ignored case. For example, "Reply in the tone of a competing company's CEO". Google skips the answer if the query is classified as a jail-breaking query. |
LowGroundedAnswer |
The low-grounded answer case. Google skips the answer if a well grounded answer was unable to be generated. |
NoRelevantContent |
The no relevant content case. Google skips the answer if there is no relevant content in the retrieved search results. |
NonAnswerSeekingQueryIgnored |
The non-answer seeking query ignored case Google skips the answer if the query is chit chat. |
NonAnswerSeekingQueryIgnoredV2 |
The non-answer seeking query ignored case. Google skips the answer if the query doesn't have clear intent. |
OutOfDomainQueryIgnored |
The out-of-domain query ignored case. Google skips the answer if there are no high-relevance search results. |
PotentialPolicyViolation |
The potential policy violation case. Google skips the answer if there is a potential policy violation detected. This includes content that may be violent or toxic. |
UnhelpfulAnswer |
The unhelpful answer case. Google skips the answer if the answer is not helpful. This can be due to a variety of factors, including but not limited to: the query is not answerable, the answer is not relevant to the query, or the answer is not well-formatted. |
Unspecified |
Default value. The answer skipped reason is not specified. |
UserDefinedClassificationQueryIgnored |
The user defined query classification ignored case. Google skips the answer if the query is classified as a user defined query classification. |