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Jev-RAG-Claim-Verification-130K
Hugging Face dataset of 130k rows pairing RAG claim-verification and response-quality questions with Jev-1.13.0 predictions, gold labels, confidences, token counts, latency, and cost. Derived from wandb/RAGTruth-processed.
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- Oct 2026
Highlights
- 130k rows split into 126k train, 2.09k validation, and 2.06k test
- Text-classification dataset stored as parquet, English, tabular text modality
- Columns include jev_prediction, jev_confidence, jev_probabilities_json, and jev_latency_ms
- Task families include rag_claim_verification and rag_response_quality
- Derived from wandb/RAGTruth-processed using transforms at version 0.1.0
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It is a Hugging Face dataset with parquet files and three splits: train (126k rows), validation (2.09k rows), and test (2.06k rows). Load it with the Datasets library or read the parquet files directly; the page also offers a Dataset Viewer and SQL console.
The dataset card lists the license as other. The source_license column records mit-with-upstream-review-required for rows derived from wandb/RAGTruth-processed, so check the upstream terms before redistribution.
Rows carry question_text, criteria_json, state_json, request_json, gold_label, gold_score, and label_source, alongside Jev output fields such as jev_prediction, jev_confidence, jev_probabilities_json, jev_answer_json, and jev_error.
The jev_model column records jev-1.13.0 for the sampled rows, and jev_request_id, jev_completed_at, and jev_raw_response_json capture the individual request metadata.
Sampled rows use a noul type for the fully_grounded question and a choice type for the quality question. The fully_grounded question asks whether every factual claim in the assistant response is supported by the authoritative context.
Yes. Columns include jev_input_tokens, jev_output_tokens, jev_estimated_cost_usd, and jev_latency_ms. One sampled row reports 1,115 input tokens, 24 output tokens, 645 ms latency, and an estimated cost of 0.000047 USD.
It is published by the Hugging Face user suryatmodulus and is marked as duplicated from MaziyarPanahi/Jev-RAG-Claim-Verification-130K. Rows derive from wandb/RAGTruth-processed via transformations such as ragtruth_response_to_noul and ragtruth_quality_to_choice.
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