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  From the above illustration, we can deduce that the phrase `Cochinita Pibil for sure!` is related to the `intent` called `food` because the human is answering the question `what's your favorite cuisine?`
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- ## :card_file_box: The Dataset
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  In this dataset, we set out to defer from the conventional norm in which intent classification datasets are constructed.
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  For each sentence in the dataset, only a label identifying the intent label to which the sentence belongs is included.
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  On top of that, we have provided more specific data files corresponding to `four languages`; English (En), Japanese (Jp), Swahili (Sw), Urdu (Ur), and `six intent classes` such as `IntentRecognitionData_En_Intent_Sports.csv`
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  Feel free to use whichever data files you are interested in, from the `./data/` folder.
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- ## :dizzy: The Data format
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  We have provided the data in tabular format with two columns. Column 1 contains the **Sentence** while column 2 contains the **Intent_label**.
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- ## :mechanical_arm: The Prompts are shown below.
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  Here are the prompts used in the experiments.
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  #### 1. Zero-shot Standard
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  The prompts above facilitated our **zero-shot** intent classification analysis.
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- ## :sparkles: Evaluation
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  We conducted experiments with data sizes per intent class of `200`, `500`, and `all data`. Moreover, we used the three models: `Gemma`, `Claude-3-Opus`, and `GPT-4-turbo`.
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  From the above illustration, we can deduce that the phrase `Cochinita Pibil for sure!` is related to the `intent` called `food` because the human is answering the question `what's your favorite cuisine?`
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+ ## 🗂️ 🗂️ The Dataset
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  In this dataset, we set out to defer from the conventional norm in which intent classification datasets are constructed.
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  For each sentence in the dataset, only a label identifying the intent label to which the sentence belongs is included.
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  On top of that, we have provided more specific data files corresponding to `four languages`; English (En), Japanese (Jp), Swahili (Sw), Urdu (Ur), and `six intent classes` such as `IntentRecognitionData_En_Intent_Sports.csv`
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  Feel free to use whichever data files you are interested in, from the `./data/` folder.
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+ ## 💫 💫 The Data format
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  We have provided the data in tabular format with two columns. Column 1 contains the **Sentence** while column 2 contains the **Intent_label**.
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+ ## 🦾🦾 The Prompts are shown below.
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  Here are the prompts used in the experiments.
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  #### 1. Zero-shot Standard
 
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  The prompts above facilitated our **zero-shot** intent classification analysis.
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+ ## ✨✨ Evaluation
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  We conducted experiments with data sizes per intent class of `200`, `500`, and `all data`. Moreover, we used the three models: `Gemma`, `Claude-3-Opus`, and `GPT-4-turbo`.
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