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## Versions
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Pin downloads to the
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| `v1.0` | data and qrels (`v1.0/`) | `2176502d8ed76885c17fc85604be33d2cf429368` |
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| `v1.0-textonly` | text-only evaluation export (`v1.0/textonly/`) | `925a8807a3b471beac0dc376826b2e0a086b0bc4` |
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| `v1.0-evidence-r5` | all runs, per-query metrics, audit records, fine-tuned weights (`v1.0/experiments/`, about 21 GB) | `6b381010ef7b07927b30bd4c35bbb1d416f68baf` |
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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## Versions
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Pin downloads to the revision id below. Each tag is an annotated git tag: the first id is the tag object, which
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resolves as a revision, and the second is the commit it points to in the history. The paper cites the `v1.0` tag id
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(`2176502d8ed7`) as the frozen snapshot and the other two versions by tag name.
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| Tag | Contents | Revision (tag id) | Commit |
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| `v1.0` | data and qrels (`v1.0/`) | `2176502d8ed76885c17fc85604be33d2cf429368` | `574ebbdc6c66` (20 Oct 2026) |
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| `v1.0-textonly` | text-only evaluation export (`v1.0/textonly/`) | `925a8807a3b471beac0dc376826b2e0a086b0bc4` | `b7745dbd9b1b` (22 Oct 2026) |
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| `v1.0-evidence-r5` | all runs, per-query metrics, audit records, fine-tuned weights (`v1.0/experiments/`, about 21 GB) | `6b381010ef7b07927b30bd4c35bbb1d416f68baf` | `ddf8c71259e1` (22 Oct 2026) |
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The evidence supplement was released in five versions between 20 and 22 October 2026 as analyses were added, and
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`-r5` is the final version. The superseded tags (`v1.0-evidence`, `-r2` to `-r4`) were removed on 3 November 2026.
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Their commits are still in the history, and the data tag `v1.0` was never moved.
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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