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JEV Train Dataset (SII-liyang2024)
Hugging Face dataset repository holding four supervised fine-tuning configs for JEV decision models: AHAT and PARTNR next-action choices, plus AHAT and PARTNR progress choices over a fixed 21-option grid. Gated access; trainer records and audits only, no checkpoints.
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Highlights
- Four configs: ahat and partnr next-action decisions, plus ahat_progress and partnr_progress progress choices.
- Progress configs classify onto a fixed 21-point grid with option codes A through U covering 0.00 to 1.00.
- ahat_progress carries 513,140 train rows; partnr_progress carries 23,121 train rows.
- All four configs keep a custom calibration split alongside train, validation and test.
- The repository is gated: you must accept the conditions while logged in to access files and content.
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Use the Hugging Face datasets library and name the config, for example load_dataset("SII-liyang2024/jev-train", "ahat_progress") or the same call with "partnr_progress". Each progress record contains messages, candidate_count (always 21) and target_index.
The ahat and partnr configs are next-action decision-choice data. The ahat_progress and partnr_progress configs classify progress on a fixed 21-point grid instead of picking a next action.
No. The repository is publicly visible, but you must log in or sign up and agree to share your Hugging Face information to access the files and content.
No. The progress targets are supervised categorical labels for candidate cross-entropy over 21 options, not scalar-head regression targets. Progress is quantized to the nearest 0.05 with midpoint-up rounding before it becomes a label.
No model checkpoint and no tokenizer are included. The uploaded trainer files contain the model input and categorical target only, plus metadata manifests and audits retained for provenance.
AHAT progress uses a scene-prefix input built from the scene graph plus raw plan actions, with the reference-plan position t/T quantized. It is a weak proxy for reference-plan progress and does not certify natural-language task completion.
ahat and ahat_progress each hold 513,140 train, 29,945 validation, 44,251 calibration and 28,397 test rows. partnr holds 5,585 / 583 / 279 / 193, and partnr_progress holds 23,121 / 2,842 / 1,614 / 1,318. Total repository file size is 28.8 GB.
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