Description and Classification of Human Actions.

This approach applies frameworks from linguistics and the social sciences to establish precise definitions for classifying and organizing a database of human actions. By systematically defining these concepts, we can use annotation techniques to accurately label system responses. This structured methodology enables the quantification of human actions, providing measurable data to support decision-making processes and analysis. By defining and measuring human actions, we can bring attention to aspects of society that may not have a direct monetary value but are essential to human well-being. This perspective offers a new way to recognize and assess contributions beyond financial metrics, emphasizing the broader social, cultural, and emotional value they bring.