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Sagicc/nanoGentzen-Jev
Hugging Face dataset of Gentzen LJ proof traces for intuitionistic logic, with per-step sequents, rules, pivots, and target values. Rows also carry tokenized input_ids and token_length, giving step-level supervision for decision models.
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Highlights
- Hosted on Hugging Face as Sagicc/nanoGentzen-Jev and released under the MIT license.
- Listed tasks are text classification, reinforcement learning, and feature extraction.
- Rows carry sequent, rule, rule_idx, pivot, target_value, root_sequent, trace_step, and total_trace_steps.
- Example traces use the rules L_IMP and AXIOM with a total_trace_steps value of 5.
- Listed size is 1K-10K rows in JSON, English, with tabular and text modalities.
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It is a Hugging Face dataset of Gentzen LJ proof traces for intuitionistic logic and automated reasoning. Each row records one step of a proof search, including the sequent, the rule applied, the pivot, and the target value, plus tokenized input_ids and a token_length.
Rows include sample_id, curriculum, sequent, rule, rule_idx, pivot, target_value, root_sequent, trace_step, total_trace_steps, input_ids, token_length, and isConversational. The curriculum field appears with values such as horn_policy_provable.
The dataset card lists an MIT license. That permits reuse and redistribution under the terms of that license, but you should confirm the current license text on the dataset page before relying on it for a shipped product.
The dataset is stored as JSON and is listed at a size of 1K to 10K rows. Its modalities are tabular and text, and the listed language is English.
The dataset card lists the Datasets library along with Dask and Croissant. Those are the loading and metadata surfaces named on the page, so Hugging Face Datasets is the most direct path to pull the rows.
The traces are tagged intuitionistic-logic and gentzen-lj, with additional tags for logic, automated-reasoning, theorem-proving, and decision-model. Example rows show the rules L_IMP and AXIOM applied to sequents built from implication clauses.
It is tagged decision-model and supplies per-step target_value labels over sequents, which is the step-level supervision shape a typed decision model consumes. It is a dataset, not a Jev model or SDK, so it is training material rather than a runtime component.
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