Google Cloud Discovery Engine V1 Client - Class AnswerSkippedReason (1.1.0)

Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Discovery Engine V1 Client class AnswerSkippedReason.

An enum for answer skipped reasons.

Protobuf type google.cloud.discoveryengine.v1.Answer.AnswerSkippedReason

Namespace

Google \ Cloud \ DiscoveryEngine \ V1 \ Answer

Parameter
Name	Description
`value`	`mixed`

Parameter
Name	Description
`name`	`mixed`

Value: 0

Default value. The answer skipped reason is not specified.

Generated from protobuf enum ANSWER_SKIPPED_REASON_UNSPECIFIED = 0;

Value: 1

The adversarial query ignored case.

Generated from protobuf enum ADVERSARIAL_QUERY_IGNORED = 1;

Value: 2

The non-answer seeking query ignored case.

Generated from protobuf enum NON_ANSWER_SEEKING_QUERY_IGNORED = 2;

Value: 3

The out-of-domain query ignored case.

Google skips the answer if there are no high-relevance search results.

Generated from protobuf enum OUT_OF_DOMAIN_QUERY_IGNORED = 3;

Value: 4

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.

Generated from protobuf enum POTENTIAL_POLICY_VIOLATION = 4;

Value: 5

The no relevant content case.

Google skips the answer if there is no relevant content in the retrieved search results.

Generated from protobuf enum NO_RELEVANT_CONTENT = 5;

Value: 6

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.

Generated from protobuf enum JAIL_BREAKING_QUERY_IGNORED = 6;

Value: 7

The customer policy violation case.

Google skips the summary if there is a customer policy violation detected. The policy is defined by the customer.

Generated from protobuf enum CUSTOMER_POLICY_VIOLATION = 7;