license: cc-by-nd-4.0
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- name: prob_zh
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- name: prob_en
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- name: prob_level
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- name: algorithm_tag_zh
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- name: algorithm_tag_en
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- name: canonical_solution
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- name: test_case
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- name: output
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- name: pseudo_code
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- name: buggy_code
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- name: corrupted_code
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num_examples: 100
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OIBench Dataset
Dataset Overview
The OIBench Dataset contains algorithm problem statements, solutions, and associated metadata such as test cases, pseudo code, and difficulty levels. The dataset has been processed and stored in Parquet format for efficient access and analysis.
We provide complete information for the first 100 questions in the data (use dataset = load_dataset("Milo0007/OIBench") to access, as the test cases are large and the default Dataset Viewer on Hugging Face may not fully display the information). After the submission is accepted, we will provide the complete information for all 250 questions.
For the remaining 150 questions, currently we provide the problem descriptions in both Chinese and English in problem.parquet.
We provide the competition records of human participants in human_participants_data.parquet.
Dataset Structure
The dataset includes the following fields:
id: Problem ID (e.g.,000,001, ...,249)prob_zh: Problem description in Chineseprob_en: Problem description in Englishalgorithm_tag_zh: Algorithm tags in Chinesealgorithm_tag_en: Algorithm tags in Englishlevel: Problem difficultycanonical_solution: Official solution code in C++test_case: List of test cases, each containinginputandoutput.- Each test case is structured as a list of objects containing:
input: The input for the test caseoutput: The output for the test case
- Each test case is structured as a list of objects containing:
pseudo_code: Pseudo code for the algorithmbuggy_code: Buggy code for the problemcorrupted_code: Incomplete code for the problem
Usage
You can load the dataset in your Python code using the following example:
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("Milo0007/OIBench")
print(dataset)