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This dataset is a curated dataset obtained by filtering, cleaning and manually annotating the metadata file available at CORD_19 dataset (https://allenai.org/data/cord-19). It contains structured summaries for the R0 estimate of infectious diseases from scientific abstracts. The main data directory contains two subdirectories, "raw" sub-folder where it holds the train, test, dev splits of the annotated data. The "processed" subdirectory contains train, test, and dev JSON files filled in a sub-selection of "Templates for FLAN." prompts. The sub-selection is : Drop and Squad_v2 templates. template number 8 from Drop and template number 3 from Squad_v2 have been excluded among all splits. Templates 9 and 10 from Drop have been just used in the training sets. Two main dataset types are included in this repository: Text_based and Json_based. The "dev_templated_files" subdirectory contains two subdirectories of "text" and "json". The "text" sub-folder contains the raw "dev" split filled in all suitable templates for dev where the responses are in the defined structured text_based format. The "json" sub-folder contains the raw "dev" split filled in all suitable templates for dev where the responses are in the defined structured json_based format. The "test_templated_files" subdirectory contains two subdirectories of "text" and "json". The "text" sub-folder contains the raw "test" split filled in all suitable templates for dev where the responses are in the defined structured text_based format. The "json" sub-folder contains the raw "test" split filled in all suitable templates for dev where the responses are in the defined structured json_based format. The "train_templated_files" Subdirectory contains subdirectories each representing a train dataset obtained using the specific templates. it contains 20 different train sets each having 2 json_based and text_based versions, resulting in 40 different training sets.
| selected citations These citations are derived from selected sources. This is an alternative to the "Influence" indicator, which also reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically). | 0 | |
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| impulse This indicator reflects the initial momentum of an article directly after its publication, based on the underlying citation network. | Average |
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