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license: cc-by-4.0 |
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task_categories: |
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- text-classification |
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language: |
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- en |
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tags: |
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- reddit |
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- AITA |
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- posts |
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- topic-classification |
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# Dataset Card for Dataset Name |
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## Codalab Compitition |
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- Secret url: https://codalab.lisn.upsaclay.fr/competitions/20729?secret_key=5821ba39-30f4-4d25-a627-7b595b6179d3 |
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## Uses |
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- This dataset can be used for training machine learning models to classify posts by thematic content. It is suitable for tasks such as: |
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Multi-label text classification |
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Sentiment analysis |
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NLP-based research on conflict resolution and human behavior |
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## Dataset Structure |
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- Columns: |
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Post ID |
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Post Title |
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Post Text |
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Labels: One or more labels describing the thematic category of the post ("Family Issues", "Relationship Conflicts", "Work Dynamics", "Financial and Legal Disagreements", "Personal Boundaries", "Cultural and Identity-Based Issues", "Other"). |
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### Curation Rationale |
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- This dataset was created as part of a ML class project, where we had to collect and annotate the data. |
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### Source Data |
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- the subreddit r/AmItheAsshole |
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#### Data Collection and Processing |
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- The data was collected from the AITA subreddit using PRAW python library on the date of October, 3rd 2024. |
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- Each post represents a unique conflict submitted by Reddit users. |
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- Posts collected have a word count of greater than 10 and less than 300 and number of comments greater than 4 |
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### Annotations [optional] |
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- this dataset was annotated by four classmates, each couple worked on a subset of the collected data, and the cohen's kappa was calculated to determine the agreement between the annotators. |
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#### Annotation process |
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- The annotattons were done on a simple google sheet file. |
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- Each annotator had a sheet in their name where they read the posts, their titles and accordingly assigned them one or more categories of the proposed categories. |
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- Each pair annotated approximately 100 posts. |
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- After calculating Cohen's Kappa, there was a high agreement score between the annotators, except for 10 posts where there was disagrement, so a 5th annotator was asked to solve these disagreements |
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#### Annotation Guidelines |
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- Categories and Descriptions: |
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1. Family Issues: Posts where the conflict revolves around family relationships, such as disputes with parents, siblings, or extended family members. |
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2. Relationship Conflicts: Posts focusing on romantic relationships, including conflicts between partners, dating issues, or breakups. |
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3. Work Dynamics: Posts that describe problems or disagreements in a professional environment, including conflicts with coworkers, managers, or clients. |
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4. Financial and Legal Disagreements: Posts where money or legal matters are a central issue, such as disputes over loans, payments, debts, or legal responsibilities. |
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5. Personal Boundaries: Posts where the conflict revolves around individual boundaries, personal space, or requests for respect regarding personal autonomy. |
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6. Cultural and Identity-Based Issues: Posts that involve conflicts stemming from cultural differences, identity (such as gender, race, or sexual orientation), or societal norms. |
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7. Other: Posts that do not clearly fit into any of the above categories. |
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- Annotation Instructions: |
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- Open the Google Sheets link for the dataset, read each post carefully and assign one or more labels by selecting the categories that best fit the post’s themes. |
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Only use the "Other" label if none of the predefined categories are a good fit for the post or if a post is too ambiguous. |
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#### Personal and Sensitive Information |
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- This dataset was collected from Reddit, so there might be some strong language used in the posts. |
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- As far as Identifying information, there was not any in the collected posts. |
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## Bias, Risks, and Limitations |
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## Dataset Card Authors [optional] |
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- Yosr Aissa |
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## Dataset Card Contact |
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- yosr@umich.edu |