Closed danyaljj closed 2 years ago
This one is huge and has a lot of varieties, many tasks can be done using this. Same is true for Conceptnet.
I looked at this dataset. I thought of defining the edges/relations task and several classification tasks based on the meaning (Physical-Entity Commonsense, Social-Interaction Commonsense, and Event-Centered Commonsense) and the relations. I might be able to define 27 tasks based on this dataset. How many tasks and which tasks are desirable?
You are right! Different relations produce different tasks. Re: How many tasks: No such estimate, more the better :)
@yeganehkordi If you're still working on this and need help, I can collaborate and take up some tasks
@ashok-arjun Thanks! I haven't started working on the classification tasks based on the meaning (Physical-Entity Commonsense, Social-Interaction Commonsense, and Event-Centered Commonsense). Feel free to take them.
Can you explain what you mean by classification tasks? @yeganehkordi Because all I see in the dataset are such tasks?
Does this also mean you've also worked on some tasks from the dataset?
@swarooprm @danyaljj Would physical entity tasks be defined in the following way be acceptable? I'm not sure since the input isn't a sentence
Task: Predict what the entity is made up of
Input: Bread Output: Dough, wheat
@swarooprm @danyaljj Would physical entity tasks be defined in the following way be acceptable? I'm not sure since the input isn't a sentence
Task: Predict what the entity is made up of
Input: Bread Output: Dough, wheat
Yeah I think that should be good!
Just have this in mind that: small high-quality data is better than large low-quality data.
Sure - I'll hand-pick about 15-20 required tasks and work on them.
Can you explain what you mean by classification tasks? @yeganehkordi Because all I see in the dataset are such tasks?
Does this also mean you've also worked on some tasks from the dataset?
Yes, I created binary classification tasks based on the relations. For example: determine if given sentences have oEffect relation. Also, I have created one task that, given the edges, asks the relation between them. Besides them, you can create classification tasks based on the meaning. For example, if two edges have a Social-Interaction Commonsense relation or not.
Yes, I created binary classification tasks based on the relations. For example: determine if given sentences have oEffect relation.
Are these tasks merged in? Don't remember seeing them ...
Are these tasks merged in? Don't remember seeing them ...
No, Actually I was a bit busy. I'll create a pull request soon.
Got it, take your time!
Are these tasks merged in? Don't remember seeing them ...
No, Actually I was a bit busy. I'll create a pull request soon.
@yeganehkordi I just finished working on +ve and -ve examples and instances for about 20 tasks of this manner. Could you please let me open the PR instead?
Well, I don't know exactly what to do in this case. @danyaljj Is it okay if we keep both tasks? I guess we had the same problem with stereoset tasks before.
I am not quite sure. Send whatever PRs you have. We'll resolve the issue based on the PR content.
One can create tasks based on the atomic data, where the task definitions define the edges/relations in their dataset: https://allenai.org/data/atomic-2020