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- **Paper:** [Link to the PENS Paper](#citation)
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- **Related Works:** [Available Related Works on PENS](#more-information)
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## Uses
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### Direct Use
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- **Paper:** [Link to the PENS Paper](#citation)
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- **Related Works:** [Available Related Works on PENS](#more-information)
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## Dataset Structure
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<!-- This section provides a description of the dataset fields, and additional information about the dataset structure such as criteria used to create the splits, relationships between data points, etc. -->
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PENS consists of two main components: the training set and the test set.
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- **Training Set:**
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- **News Articles:** ~113,762 entries
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- **Fields:**
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- `News ID`: Unique identifier for each news article (e.g., N10000).
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- `Category`: One of 15 predefined categories (e.g., sports).
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- `Topic`: Specific topic within the category (e.g., soccer).
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- `Headline`: The title of the news article.
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- `News body`: The full content of the news article.
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- `Title entity`: JSON mapping between phrases in the title and their corresponding entities in WikiData.
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- `Entity content`: Detailed information about each entity from WikiData.
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- **Impression Logs:** 500,000 entries
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- **Fields:**
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- `UserID`: Anonymous identifier for the user (e.g., U335175).
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- `ClicknewsID`: Space-separated list of historically clicked news IDs.
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- `Dwelltime`: Space-separated list of browsing durations for each clicked news.
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- `Exposure_time`: Space-separated list of exposure times for historical clicked news (separated by `#TAB#`).
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- `Pos`: Space-separated list of clicked news IDs in the current impression.
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- `Neg`: Space-separated list of unclicked news IDs in the current impression.
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- `Start`: Start time of the impression (e.g., 7/3/2019 6:43:49 AM).
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- `End`: End time of the impression (e.g., 7/3/2019 7:06:06 AM).
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- `Dwelltime_pos`: Space-separated list of browsing durations for clicked news in the current impression.
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- **Validation Set:**
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- Structured similarly to the training set, used for validating model performance during training.
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- **Test Set:**
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- **Personalized Headlines:** >100,000 entries
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- **Fields:**
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- `userid`: Unique identifier for each of the 103 test users (e.g., NT1).
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- `clicknewsID`: Comma-separated list of historically clicked news IDs from the first stage.
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- `posnewID`: Comma-separated list of exhibited news IDs in the second stage.
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- `rewrite_titles`: Space-separated list of manually written personalized headlines (separated by `#TAB#`).
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The dataset is structured to facilitate the mapping between user behaviors and personalized headline generation.
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## Uses
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### Direct Use
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