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The dataset generation failed because of a cast error
Error code: DatasetGenerationCastError
Exception: DatasetGenerationCastError
Message: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 6 new columns ({'txt', 'num_viols', 'line_txt', 'ambig', 'stress', 'score'}) and 3 missing columns ({'complexity', 'rhythm', 'line'}).
This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using
hf://datasets/bensglaser/18C_IP_Scanned/ecep_reparsed_full.csv (at revision 229e4e9091dc4f8419c21ab7134c077b9590a905)
Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1831, in _prepare_split_single
writer.write_table(table)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/arrow_writer.py", line 714, in write_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self._schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2272, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2218, in cast_table_to_schema
raise CastError(
datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
line_txt: string
txt: string
meter: string
stress: string
score: double
num_viols: int64
ambig: int64
-- schema metadata --
pandas: '{"index_columns": [{"kind": "range", "name": null, "start": 0, "' + 1040
to
{'line': Value('string'), 'meter': Value('string'), 'rhythm': Value('string'), 'complexity': Value('float64')}
because column names don't match
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1455, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations = convert_to_parquet(builder)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1054, in convert_to_parquet
builder.download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 894, in download_and_prepare
self._download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 970, in _download_and_prepare
self._prepare_split(split_generator, **prepare_split_kwargs)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1702, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1833, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationCastError.from_cast_error(
datasets.exceptions.DatasetGenerationCastError: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 6 new columns ({'txt', 'num_viols', 'line_txt', 'ambig', 'stress', 'score'}) and 3 missing columns ({'complexity', 'rhythm', 'line'}).
This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using
hf://datasets/bensglaser/18C_IP_Scanned/ecep_reparsed_full.csv (at revision 229e4e9091dc4f8419c21ab7134c077b9590a905)
Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)Need help to make the dataset viewer work? Make sure to review how to configure the dataset viewer, and open a discussion for direct support.
line string | meter string | rhythm string | complexity float64 |
|---|---|---|---|
NO Ill on Earth we timorous Mortals fly | WSWSWSWWSWS | //x/x/xx/x/ | 4 |
With so much Dread, as abject Poverty: | WSWSWSWSWS | xxx/x/x/xx | 2 |
OH despicable Name! We, thee to shun, | SWSWWSWSWS | /x/xx/xxx/ | 5 |
On every other Evil blindly run. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
In tattered Rags, and starve their Bodies too, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
And still are poor, for fear of being so. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/xx | 1 |
For fear of thee, the cheating Trader vows, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/xxx/x/x/ | 1 |
His Wares are good, although his Conscience knows, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x///x/x/ | 1 |
He has employed his utmost Skill and Care, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x///x/ | 1 |
To hide their Faults, and make their Beauties glare. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
The Sailor, terrified with Thoughts of thee, | WSWSWSWSWW | x/x/x/x/xx | 1 |
Boldly attempts the Dangers of the Sea; | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/xxx/ | 5 |
From East to West, over Rocks and Quicksands steers; | WSWWSWSWSWS | x/x//x/x/// | 5 |
It's Poverty, and that alone, he fears; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/xxx/x/x/ | 1 |
In Hopes of Plunder, bravely meets the War; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
To fly from Poverty, he runs on Death, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
Strange Terror of Mankind! By thee misled, | WSWSWSWSWS | //xx//xxx/ | 4 |
Not Conscience, Quicksands, Rocks, or Death they dread! | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x///x/x/ | 1 |
And yet thou art no formidable Foe, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x///xxx/ | 2 |
Except to little Souls, who think thee so: | WSWSWSWSWW | x/x/x/x/xx | 1 |
Who through the Glass of Prejudice survey | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/xxx/ | 3 |
Thy Face, a thousand frightful Forms display. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
THUS Men, at Night, in foolish Fears grown old, | WSWSWSWSWS | //x/x/x/// | 2 |
Who mind the Fairy Tales their Nurses told, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Start at a Goblin, which their Fancy made, | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
And, for a Spectre, often take a Shade. | WSWSWSWSWS | xxx/x/x/x/ | 1 |
Free from the Cares unwieldy Riches bring: | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
At Distance both alike deceive our View; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Nearer approached, they take another Hue. | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 4 |
The poor Man's Labour relishes his Meat; | WSWSWSWSWS | x///x/xxx/ | 2 |
His Morsel's pleasant, and his Rest is sweet: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
Not so the Rich, who find their wearied Taste | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
For what they have more than they can enjoy, | WSWWSWWSWS | x/xx/xxxx/ | 3 |
Instead of satisfying, does but cloy. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
BUT let us state the Case another way: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Were Poverty so hideous as they say, | WSWSWSWSWWS | x/xxx/xxxx/ | 3 |
That Man deserves the Praise of human Kind, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Who bears ill Fortune with a Christian Mind: | WSWSWSWSWS | x///xxx/x/ | 2 |
How does his great heroic Soul aspire | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Above that sordid Wealth the rest admire! | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
His faithful Eyes survey the GOD of Love | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Not all the Snares a crafty Devil can lay, | WSWSWSWSWWS | x/x/x/x/xx/ | 3 |
Can intercept, or daunt him in his Way. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Not all the scornful Insults of the Proud, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x//xx/ | 2 |
Not Poverty, in all her Terrors dressed, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/xxx/x/x/ | 1 |
Can shake the solid Quiet of his Breast: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/xxx/ | 1 |
Unmoved he stands against the worst of Foes, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
And mocks the Darts, which adverse Fortune throws, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x///x/ | 1 |
Calm and composed, amid or Ease or Pain; | WSWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
And finds Content, which others seek in vain. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Lashed by the foaming Surge on every Side, | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
Yet can't be shaken by the furious Tide. | WSWSWSWSWWS | x/x/xxx/xx/ | 4 |
Since Wealth can never make the Vicious blessed, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Nor Poverty subdue the virtuous Breast; | WSWSWSWSWWS | x/xxx/x/xx/ | 4 |
LORD, give me either; give me but CONTENT. | WSWSWSWWSW | //x/x/xx/x | 3 |
Go, first, sweet hope! to thine own Heaven succeed, | WSWSWSWSWS | ////xxx/x/ | 3 |
While here thy mother's heart must ever bleed, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Must ever mourn, till that auspicious day | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
This lonely hour my sorrows reach no ear, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/// | 1 |
My angel! thou from thy resplendent throne | WSWSWSWSWS | x/xxxxx/x/ | 2 |
O! take this moment, it is all thine own; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
Spite of religious aid my wishes rise, | WSWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
Ah! me! how weak to wish thee from the skies! | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/xxx/ | 3 |
Sometime delusion strong I see thee smile, | WSWSWSWSWS | //x/x/x/x/ | 1 |
And fancy wandering how remote from truth | WSWSWWSWSWS | x/x/xxxx/x/ | 4 |
Surveys thee blooming in the pride of youth; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Reason returns, and says, thou art no more! | SWWSWSWWSW | /xx/x/xx/x | 6 |
Ah! sad remembrance, why exert thy power, | WSWSWSWSWSW | x/x/x/x/x/x | 1 |
Why, why recall the past endearing hour, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
And opening beauty every look disclosed? | WSWWSWSWSWS | x/xx/x/x/x/ | 3 |
Each happier mother, vain of her delight, | WSWWSWSWSWS | x/xx/x/xxx/ | 4 |
Still, still obtrudes her darling on my sight; | WSWSWSWSWS | //x/x/xxx/ | 2 |
Then in the harmless smile, the feeble cry, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
I hear the voice, I see thy languid eye: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
O! still my child, if in thy perfect state, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/// | 1 |
Thou hast a knowledge of my suffering fate, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
And bring me tidings from the realms of day; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
Tell thy sad mother when the hour draws near, | WSWSWSWSWSW | /x//x/x/x/x | 4 |
That we shall meet, nor other parting fear; | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
And Heaven, still gracious to the mourning kind, | WSWWSWSWSWS | x/x//xxx/x/ | 5 |
O! deign to send me peace, a will resigned; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/xxx/ | 1 |
Save me from murmurs at thy high decree, | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
I see a distant Fleet whose towering Masts | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Bold was the Man who felled the leavy Trees | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
To seek for distant Isles, and Lands unknown; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
Content with Sea, and careless of the Shore. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/xxx/ | 1 |
Has told the Customs of those Sons of Earth: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/xxx/x/ | 1 |
Yet envious think their own too mean a Share: | WSWWSWSWSWS | x/xx/x///x/ | 4 |
For foreign Toys they roam to every Shore, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
And bring Diseases home unknown before. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
And what they scorned before they now commend. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
But things their Value raise by being new. | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
I late unseen saw from a distant Rock | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x//xx/x/ | 2 |
Two vast Machines engage in Clouds of Smoke; | WSWSWSWSWS | //x/x/x/x/ | 1 |
The Winds were high, and ruffled all the Main: | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
But when the Fight with louder Noise began, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
The Gods afraid with drooping Wings retired; | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
The Sea grew calm, and all the Sky was fair. | WSWSWSWSWS | x///x/x/x/ | 1 |
Oft have I punished that ambitious Wight | SWWSWSWSWS | /xx/x/x/x/ | 2 |
Who born on Earth, yet leaves his native Glades, | WSWSWSWSWS | x/x/x/x/x/ | 0 |
End of preview.
Full prosodic.py parse of roughly half of the iambic pentameter from the Eighteenth Century Poetry Archive. See https://github.com/cretic/metricalgpt/ for documentation
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