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  Pirá is a crowdsourced reading comprehension dataset on the ocean, the Brazilian coast, and climate change.
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  QA sets are presented in both Portuguese and English, together with their corresponding textual context.
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- The dataset also contains human and automatic paraphrases, as well as a number of qualitative assessments.
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  The original paper was published at CIKM'21 and can be found [here](https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3459637.3482012).
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  As a subsequent project, we have produced a curated version of the dataset, which we refer to as Pirá 2.0.
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  | Test | 10% | 227 |
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  | Full dataset | 100% | 2258 |
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  # Example
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  Above is an example of a question-answer set from Pirá:
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  Pirá is a crowdsourced reading comprehension dataset on the ocean, the Brazilian coast, and climate change.
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  QA sets are presented in both Portuguese and English, together with their corresponding textual context.
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+ The dataset also contains human and automatic paraphrases for questions and answers, as well as a number of qualitative assessments.
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  The original paper was published at CIKM'21 and can be found [here](https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3459637.3482012).
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  As a subsequent project, we have produced a curated version of the dataset, which we refer to as Pirá 2.0.
 
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  | Test | 10% | 227 |
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  | Full dataset | 100% | 2258 |
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+ # Automatic Paraphrases
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+ As we have only generated automatic paraphrases for questions and answers in the train set, they had to be saved in a different Dataset file.
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+ To download the automatic paraphrases, just run:
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+ ```
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+ paraphrases = load_dataset("paulopirozelli/pira", "paraphrases")
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+ ```
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  # Example
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  Above is an example of a question-answer set from Pirá:
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