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An evaluation set from the social-jev account: 2,597 validation and 2,553 test rows carrying dataset, document and state ids, a query type, a role/content message list and an integer target. The repository carries no prose card, so the task, label meaning and licence are undocumented.
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- SocialJev
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Highlights
- Two splits: 2,597 validation and 2,553 test examples, about 8.4 MB of parquet data in total.
- Columns: id, dataset, document_id, state_id, query_type, messages (role/content list) and an int64 target.
- messages is a list of role and content strings; dataset and query_type are per-row strings.
- Published under the social-jev account, created 2026-10-13; the card contains only the dataset_info block.
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Card reviewed 2026-10-17; the repository carries no prose card, so the task semantics, label meaning, provenance and licence are not documented anywhere on it. Everything above comes from the dataset_info metadata that the digest captured, and no usage example, benchmark or field documentation is available on the card.
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A small evaluation dataset published under the social-jev account, with 2,597 validation and 2,553 test examples in parquet. Each row pairs metadata about a document and a query with a chat-style message list and a single integer target.
Eight features: id, dataset, document_id, state_id and query_type as strings, messages as a list of role/content string pairs, and target as an int64. The metadata suggests scoring a query over a state or document, but the card defines no field.
The validation split holds 2,597 examples (about 4.2 MB) and the test split 2,553 (about 4.2 MB), for a dataset size near 8.4 MB against a 7.9 MB download. There is no train split and no config beyond the default.
None is stated. The card contains no licence field, no licence tag and no prose, so the terms of use are undocumented and reuse rights cannot be determined from the repository alone.
It is an ordinary parquet dataset with a default config, so the datasets library can load it directly; the card itself gives no usage example, column documentation or field explanations beyond the dataset_info metadata captured here.
The column names - state_id, query_type, target - resemble decision-model evaluation records, but the card never mentions Jev, TypeSafe or System One, so no connection to the typed-decision contract can be confirmed from this repository.
The social-jev account, created 2026-10-13. Everything above is from the dataset_info block; the meaning of query_type and target, the provenance of documents and messages, and the intended metric are all unstated.
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