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license: apache-2.0
configs:
  - config_name: abusive-founta
    data_files:
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/Founta/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/Founta/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/Founta/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: abusive-waseemsrw
    data_files:
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/WaseemSRW/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/WaseemSRW/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/ABUSIVE/WaseemSRW/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: chunking-ritter
    data_files:
      - path: data/CHUNKING/Ritter/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/CHUNKING/Ritter/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/CHUNKING/Ritter/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-broad
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/BROAD/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/BROAD/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/BROAD/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-finin
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/Finin/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/Finin/train.json
        split: train
  - config_name: ner-hege
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/Hege/test.json
        split: test
  - config_name: ner-msm2013
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/MSM2013/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/MSM2013/train.json
        split: train
  - config_name: ner-multimodal
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/MultiModal/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/MultiModal/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/MultiModal/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-neel2016
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/NEEL2016/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/NEEL2016/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/NEEL2016/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-ritter
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/Ritter/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/Ritter/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/Ritter/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-wnut2016
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2016/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2016/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2016/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-wnut2017
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2017/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2017/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/NER/WNUT2017/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: ner-yodie
    data_files:
      - path: data/NER/YODIE/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/NER/YODIE/train.json
        split: train
  - config_name: pos-dimsum2016
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/DiMSUM2016/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/POS/DiMSUM2016/train.json
        split: train
  - config_name: pos-foster
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/Foster/test.json
        split: test
  - config_name: pos-lowlands
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/lowlands/test.json
        split: test
  - config_name: pos-owoputi
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/Owoputi/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/POS/Owoputi/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/POS/Owoputi/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: pos-ritter
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/Ritter/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/POS/Ritter/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/POS/Ritter/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: pos-tweetbankv2
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/Tweetbankv2/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/POS/Tweetbankv2/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/POS/Tweetbankv2/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: pos-twitie
    data_files:
      - path: data/POS/TwitIE/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/POS/TwitIE/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-airline
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Airline/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Airline/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Airline/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-clarin
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Clarin/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Clarin/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Clarin/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-gop
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/GOP/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/GOP/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/GOP/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-healthcare
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Healthcare/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Healthcare/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Healthcare/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-obama
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Obama/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Obama/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/Obama/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: sentiment-semeval
    data_files:
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/SemEval/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/SemEval/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SENTIMENT/SemEval/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: supersense-johannsen2014
    data_files:
      - path: data/SUPERSENSE/Johannsen2014/test.json
        split: test
  - config_name: supersense-ritter
    data_files:
      - path: data/SUPERSENSE/Ritter/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/SUPERSENSE/Ritter/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/SUPERSENSE/Ritter/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: uncertainity-riloff
    data_files:
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Riloff/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Riloff/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Riloff/validation.json
        split: validation
  - config_name: uncertainity-swamy
    data_files:
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Swamy/test.json
        split: test
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Swamy/train.json
        split: train
      - path: data/UNCERTAINITY/Swamy/validation.json
        split: validation
dataset_info:
  features:
    - name: tweet_id
      dtype: string
    - name: id
      dtype: int32
    - name: text
      dtype: string
    - name: label
      dtype: string
    - name: tokens
      sequence: string
    - name: ner_tags
      sequence: string

SocialMediaIE - Social Media Information Extraction

List of datasets used for training SocialMediaIE

Table of contents generated with markdown-toc

Dataset referencs

Tagging datasets

  • POS tagging: [17,18] (OW), [7] (TIE), [20] (RT), 15, [22] (DS), [12] (FS), and [12,13] (LW).
  • NER: [20] (RT), [23] (W16), [6] (W17), [9] (FN), [10] (HG),and [4] (BR), [24] (MM), [11] (YD), [21] (we do not evaluate on this) and [1] (MSM).
  • Chunking: [20] (RT) dataset.
  • Supersense tagging: [20] (RT) dataset, the [14] (JH) dataset.

Dataset statistics

Sentiment

tokens tweets vocab
data split
Airline dev 20079 981 3273
test 50777 2452 5630
train 182040 8825 11697
Clarin dev 80672 4934 15387
test 205126 12334 31373
train 732743 44399 84279
GOP dev 16339 803 3610
test 41226 2006 6541
train 148358 7221 14342
Healthcare dev 15797 724 3304
test 16022 717 3471
train 14923 690 3511
Obama dev 3472 209 1118
test 8816 522 2043
train 31074 1877 4349
SemEval dev 105108 4583 14468
test 528234 23103 43812
train 281468 12245 29673

Abusive

tokens tweets vocab
data split
Founta dev 102534 4663 22529
test 256569 11657 44540
train 922028 41961 118349
WaseemSRW dev 25588 1464 5907
test 64893 3659 10646
train 234550 13172 23042

Uncertainity

tokens tweets vocab
data split
Riloff dev 2126 145 1002
test 5576 362 1986
train 19652 1301 5090
Swamy dev 1597 73 738
test 3909 183 1259
train 14026 655 2921

Part of Speech Tagging

labels labels_unique sequences tokens_unique total_tokens
data_key split_prefix
Owoputi train [!, #, $, &, ,, @, A, D, E, G, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, X, Y, Z, ^, ~] 25 1547 6572 22326
dev [!, #, $, &, ,, @, A, D, E, G, L, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, X, Z, ^, ~] 23 327 2036 4823
test [!, #, $, &, ,, @, A, D, E, G, L, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, X, Z, ^, ~] 23 500 2754 7152
Foster test [ADJ, ADP, ADV, CCONJ, DET, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PUNCT, VERB, X] 12 250 1068 2841
TwitIE dev ['', (, ), ,, :, CC, CD, DT, FW, HT, IN, JJ, JJR, JJS, MD, NN, NNP, NNPS, NNS, PDT, POS, PRP, PRP$, PUNCT, RB, RBR, RBS, RP, RT, SYM, TO, UH, URL, USR, VB, VBD, VBG, VBN, VBP, VBZ, WDT, WP, WRB] 43 269 1229 2998
test ['', (, ), ,, :, CC, CD, DT, EX, FW, HT, IN, JJ, JJR, JJS, MD, NN, NNP, NNPS, NNS, PDT, POS, PRP, PRP#, PUNCT, RB, RBR, RBS, RP, RT, SYM, TO, UH, URL, USR, VB, VBD, VBG, VBN, VBP, VBZ, WDT, WP, WRB] 45 632 3539 12196
Ritter dev ['', (, ), ,, :, CC, CD, DT, HT, IN, JJ, JJR, JJS, MD, NN, NNP, NNS, POS, PRP, PRP$, PUNCT, RB, RBR, RP, RT, TO, UH, URL, USR, VB, VBD, VBG, VBN, VBP, VBZ, WDT, WP, WRB] 38 71 695 1362
test ['', (, ), ,, :, CC, CD, DT, EX, HT, IN, JJ, JJR, JJS, MD, NN, NNP, NNPS, NNS, PDT, POS, PRP, PRP$, PUNCT, RB, RBR, RP, RT, SYM, TO, UH, URL, USR, VB, VBD, VBG, VBN, VBP, VBZ, WDT, WRB] 41 84 735 1627
lowlands dev [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 710 3271 11759
test [ADJ, ADP, ADV, CCONJ, DET, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PUNCT, VERB, X] 12 1318 4805 19794
Tweetbankv2 dev [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 710 3271 11759
train [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 1639 5632 24753
test [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 1201 4699 19095
DiMSUM2016 train [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 4799 9113 73826
test [ADJ, ADP, ADV, AUX, CCONJ, DET, INTJ, NOUN, NUM, PART, PRON, PROPN, PUNCT, SCONJ, SYM, VERB, X] 17 1000 4010 16500

Named Entity Recognition

boundaries labels labels_unique sequences tokens_unique total_tokens
data_key split_prefix
Finin train [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 10000 19663 172188
test [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 5369 13027 97525
Hege test [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 1545 4552 20664
Ritter train [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, FACILITY, PERSON, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 1900 7695 36936
dev [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, PERSON, FACILITY, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 240 1731 4612
test [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, PERSON, FACILITY, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 254 1776 4921
YODIE train [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, PERSON, LOCATION, FACILITY, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, UNK, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM, ORGANIZATION] 13 396 2554 7905
test [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, FACILITY, LOCATION, PERSON, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, UNK, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM, ORGANIZATION] 13 397 2578 8032
WNUT2016 train [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, FACILITY, PERSON, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 2394 9068 46469
test [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, PERSON, FACILITY, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 3850 16012 61908
dev [I, B, O] [COMPANY, OTHER, FACILITY, PERSON, MOVIE, MUSICARTIST, GEO-LOC, TVSHOW, PRODUCT, SPORTSTEAM] 10 1000 5563 16261
WNUT2017 train [I, B, O] [GROUP, CORPORATION, PERSON, LOCATION, PRODUCT, CREATIVE-WORK] 6 3394 12840 62730
dev [I, B, O] [GROUP, CORPORATION, PERSON, LOCATION, PRODUCT, CREATIVE-WORK] 6 1009 3538 15733
test [I, B, O] [GROUP, CORPORATION, PERSON, LOCATION, PRODUCT, CREATIVE-WORK] 6 1287 5759 23394
MSM2013 train [I, B, O] [LOC, MISC, PER, ORG] 4 2815 8514 51521
test [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG, MISC] 4 1450 5701 29089
NEEL2016 train [I, B, O] [PERSON, THING, LOCATION, EVENT, PRODUCT, ORGANIZATION, CHARACTER] 7 2588 9731 51669
dev [I, B, O] [PERSON, LOCATION, THING, EVENT, PRODUCT, ORGANIZATION, CHARACTER] 7 88 762 1647
test [I, B, O] [PERSON, THING, LOCATION, EVENT, PRODUCT, ORGANIZATION, CHARACTER] 7 2663 9894 47488
BROAD train [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 5605 19523 90060
dev [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 933 5312 15169
test [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG] 3 2802 11772 45159
MultiModal train [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG, MISC] 4 4000 20221 64439
dev [I, B, O] [LOC, MISC, PER, ORG] 4 1000 6832 16178
test [I, B, O] [LOC, PER, ORG, MISC] 4 3257 17381 52822

Chunking

boundaries labels labels_unique sequences tokens_unique total_tokens
data_key split_prefix
Ritter train [I, B, O] [ADJP, PP, INTJ, ADVP, PRT, NP, SBAR, VP, CONJP] 9 551 3158 10584
dev [I, B, O] [ADJP, PP, INTJ, ADVP, PRT, NP, SBAR, VP] 8 118 994 2317
test [I, B, O] [ADJP, PP, INTJ, ADVP, PRT, NP, SBAR, VP] 8 119 988 2310

Supersense Tagging

boundaries labels labels_unique sequences tokens_unique total_tokens
data_key split_prefix
Ritter train [I, B, O] [NOUN.BODY, NOUN.STATE, NOUN.ARTIFACT, NOUN.ATTRIBUTE, NOUN.FOOD, NOUN.TOPS, NOUN.COGNITION, NOUN.EVENT, NOUN.OBJECT, NOUN.MOTIVE, NOUN.GROUP, VERB.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PHENOMENON, VERB.POSSESSION, VERB.COMPETITION, NOUN.POSSESSION, NOUN.FEELING, VERB.SOCIAL, NOUN.ANIMAL, VERB.CREATION, VERB.CONSUMPTION, VERB.PERCEPTION, VERB.CONTACT, VERB.WEATHER, VERB.BODY, NOUN.LOCATION, NOUN.QUANTITY, NOUN.SUBSTANCE, NOUN.RELATION, NOUN.TIME, NOUN.PERSON, VERB.COGNITION, VERB.EMOTION, NOUN.PLANT, VERB.STATIVE, VERB.MOTION, NOUN.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PROCESS, NOUN.ACT, VERB.CHANGE] 40 551 3174 10652
dev [I, B, O] [NOUN.BODY, NOUN.STATE, NOUN.ARTIFACT, NOUN.ATTRIBUTE, NOUN.FOOD, NOUN.COGNITION, NOUN.EVENT, NOUN.OBJECT, NOUN.MOTIVE, NOUN.GROUP, VERB.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PHENOMENON, VERB.COMPETITION, VERB.POSSESSION, NOUN.POSSESSION, NOUN.FEELING, VERB.SOCIAL, NOUN.ANIMAL, VERB.CREATION, VERB.CONSUMPTION, VERB.PERCEPTION, VERB.CONTACT, VERB.BODY, NOUN.LOCATION, NOUN.QUANTITY, NOUN.SUBSTANCE, NOUN.RELATION, NOUN.TIME, VERB.COGNITION, NOUN.PERSON, VERB.EMOTION, NOUN.PLANT, VERB.STATIVE, VERB.MOTION, NOUN.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.ACT, VERB.CHANGE] 37 118 1014 2242
test [I, B, O] [NOUN.BODY, NOUN.STATE, NOUN.ARTIFACT, NOUN.ATTRIBUTE, NOUN.FOOD, NOUN.TOPS, NOUN.COGNITION, NOUN.EVENT, NOUN.OBJECT, NOUN.MOTIVE, NOUN.SHAPE, NOUN.GROUP, VERB.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PHENOMENON, VERB.POSSESSION, NOUN.FEELING, NOUN.POSSESSION, VERB.COMPETITION, VERB.SOCIAL, NOUN.ANIMAL, VERB.CREATION, VERB.CONSUMPTION, VERB.PERCEPTION, VERB.CONTACT, VERB.WEATHER, VERB.BODY, NOUN.LOCATION, NOUN.QUANTITY, NOUN.SUBSTANCE, NOUN.RELATION, NOUN.TIME, NOUN.PERSON, VERB.COGNITION, VERB.EMOTION, VERB.STATIVE, VERB.MOTION, NOUN.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PROCESS, NOUN.ACT, VERB.CHANGE] 40 118 1011 2291
Johannsen2014 test [I, B, O] [NOUN.BODY, NOUN.STATE, NOUN.ARTIFACT, NOUN.ATTRIBUTE, NOUN.FOOD, NOUN.COGNITION, NOUN.EVENT, NOUN.OBJECT, NOUN.SHAPE, NOUN.GROUP, VERB.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PHENOMENON, VERB.COMPETITION, VERB.POSSESSION, NOUN.FEELING, NOUN.POSSESSION, VERB.SOCIAL, NOUN.ANIMAL, VERB.CREATION, VERB.CONSUMPTION, VERB.PERCEPTION, VERB.CONTACT, VERB.BODY, NOUN.LOCATION, NOUN.QUANTITY, NOUN.SUBSTANCE, NOUN.RELATION, NOUN.TIME, NOUN.PERSON, VERB.COGNITION, VERB.EMOTION, VERB.STATIVE, VERB.MOTION, NOUN.COMMUNICATION, NOUN.PROCESS, NOUN.ACT, VERB.CHANGE] 37 200 1249 3064

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