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@@ -66,10 +66,11 @@ Each [Component] can be divided into this:
 [Context] describes the [Main Component] which depends on the [Main Component] used. They are based on the various values found in the Semantic Annotations accompanying each component. You can use more than one 'type' of [Context] value on one component or none at all. The type of [Context] value and what component can be used on are as follows:
-- Text Button Concepts: Used on "Button", they describe what the button is used for such as "retry", "undo", "logout", etc. which are self-explanatory. You can look up all possible values in docs/text buttons.txt.
-- Icon Classes: Used on "Icon", like Text Button Concepts, they describe what kind of icon on the screen is like "avatar", "arrow backward", etc. You can look up all possible values in docs/icon classes.txt
 - Text: Used on "Text" (the component, not the [Context] type), "Text Button", "Input", and "Radio Button", they're the text seen on those components which can be anything. I didn't put them in quotation marks on the training data and limited them to 1-2 words to minimize the caption length. For "Button", it can use Text instead of Text Button Concepts or both in which case is the latter first and then followed by the former. "Input" uses this value to have the text already inputted in them.
 - Class Name: Used on "Input", not every "Input" is a textbox, so it can either be that or a different kind of input in the Semantic Annotation. In the training data, if the Class Name has to do with text boxes "Input" is kept as is. Otherwise, it's whatever is in the Class Name key. So in your prompt, just write "Input" if you want to draw text boxes, please browse the Semantic Annotations if you want something else.
 - For "Background Image", "Icon", "Image", "Video", and "Web View", I used BLIP-2 to describe what they are. Feel free to write anything for them.
 [Position] describes where the component is located on the screen such as "Top Left", "Bottom Right", etc. Refer to "docs/positioning.pdf" for more information.

 [Context] describes the [Main Component] which depends on the [Main Component] used. They are based on the various values found in the Semantic Annotations accompanying each component. You can use more than one 'type' of [Context] value on one component or none at all. The type of [Context] value and what component can be used on are as follows:
+- Text Button Concepts: Used on "Button", they describe what the button is used for such as "retry", "undo", "logout", etc. which are self-explanatory. You can look up all possible values in "docs/buttons.txt"
+- Icon Classes: Used on "Icon", like Text Button Concepts, they describe what kind of icon on the screen is like "avatar", "arrow backward", etc. You can look up all possible values in "docs/icons.txt"
 - Text: Used on "Text" (the component, not the [Context] type), "Text Button", "Input", and "Radio Button", they're the text seen on those components which can be anything. I didn't put them in quotation marks on the training data and limited them to 1-2 words to minimize the caption length. For "Button", it can use Text instead of Text Button Concepts or both in which case is the latter first and then followed by the former. "Input" uses this value to have the text already inputted in them.
 - Class Name: Used on "Input", not every "Input" is a textbox, so it can either be that or a different kind of input in the Semantic Annotation. In the training data, if the Class Name has to do with text boxes "Input" is kept as is. Otherwise, it's whatever is in the Class Name key. So in your prompt, just write "Input" if you want to draw text boxes, please browse the Semantic Annotations if you want something else.
+- Resource Id: Used on "Number Stepper". For example "Number Stepper" can have resource id such as "year" and "month" which I used accordingly.
 - For "Background Image", "Icon", "Image", "Video", and "Web View", I used BLIP-2 to describe what they are. Feel free to write anything for them.
 [Position] describes where the component is located on the screen such as "Top Left", "Bottom Right", etc. Refer to "docs/positioning.pdf" for more information.