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Japanese Commonsense Inference Dataset †

This dataset is a Japanese commonsense inference dataset built from a web corpus of 715 million sentences.
It consists of 104k multiple-choice questions that ask contingency between basic events.
Here is an example of commonsense inference problems.

お腹が空いたので (I am hungry, so)
   a. コーヒーを飲む (I drink coffee)
   b. ご飯を食べる (I have a meal)
   c. 汗をかく (I sweat)
   d. 眠くなる (I get sleepy)

The task is to select the most appropriate choice as the continuing sentence.
In this case, b is a correct answer.

Data format †

The data format is jsonl as follows.

{
   "id": "0", 
   "label": "d", 
   "agreement": "2",
   "context": "電池 の 減り は やはり 早い ので 、", 
   "choice_a": "実際 の 半導体 製造 装置 は 実現 し ませ ん",
   "choice_b": "今回 は 期間 限定 で の お 届け に なり ます", 
   "choice_c": "原子 炉 を 手動 停止 する",
   "choice_d": "充電 用 に ＵＳＢ ケーブル 買い ます"
} ...

"agreement" is the result of contingency verification for each pair of a context and a correct choice, which is among {2, 3, 4}.
"context" and "choice_{a, b, c, d}" have already been divided into morphemes using Juman++ 2.0.0-rc3.

Download †

We prepared training, development, and test set.
Please refer to [1] for the detailed statistics.

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Update history †

• Release. October 6, 2020

References †

• [1] Kazumasa Omura, Daisuke Kawahara and Sadao Kurohashi: A Method for Building a Commonsense Inference Dataset based on Basic Events, In Proceedings of the 2020 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP 2020).

     

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