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  pretty_name: WildChat-2k-TypeTopic
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- # WildChat-2k-TypeTopic
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  ## Dataset Description
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  2. Deduplicate using `text-embedding-3-large` embeddings.
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  3. Classify them into 16 task types and 25 topic categories; and subsample 2000 tasks to preserve representation of all types and categories;
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- 4. Manual filtering and reclassification of to remove everything problematic according to the described criteria;
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  WildChat-2k-TypeTopic dataset may be useful for figuring out **what kind of user task LLMs prefer doing**.
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  - **1,880 annotated prompts** from real user interactions
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  - **15 task type categories** (e.g., creative, coding, explanation, problem_solving)
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  - **24 topic categories** (e.g., programming_other, creative_writing, personal_assistance)
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- - **Short prompts **: 12-800 characters (median: 116)
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  - **Quality filtered**: All entries are coherent English prompts, as opposed to WildChat
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  ## Dataset Structure
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  "id": "wildchat2k_0003",
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  "text": "I want to learn how to understand and speak spanish, can you use the pareto principle, which identifies 20% of the topic that will yield 80% of the desired results, to create a learning plan for me?",
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  "type": "planning_design",
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- "topic": "languages",
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- "q_metadata": {},
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- "makes_sense": true,
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- "is_english": true
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  }
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  ```
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  - **text** (string): The user prompt/query
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  - **type** (string): Task classification (15 categories)
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  - **topic** (string): Subject matter classification (24 categories)
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- - **q_metadata** (object): Additional metadata (reserved for future use)
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- - **makes_sense** (boolean): Quality indicator
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- - **is_english** (boolean): Language indicator
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  ### Task Types (15 categories)
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  pretty_name: WildChat-2k-TypeTopic
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+ # WildChat-2k-TypeTopic: The Manually Curated Edition
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  ## Dataset Description
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  2. Deduplicate using `text-embedding-3-large` embeddings.
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  3. Classify them into 16 task types and 25 topic categories; and subsample 2000 tasks to preserve representation of all types and categories;
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  WildChat-2k-TypeTopic dataset may be useful for figuring out **what kind of user task LLMs prefer doing**.
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  - **1,880 annotated prompts** from real user interactions
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  - **15 task type categories** (e.g., creative, coding, explanation, problem_solving)
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  - **24 topic categories** (e.g., programming_other, creative_writing, personal_assistance)
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+ - **Short prompts**: 12-800 characters (median: 116)
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  - **Quality filtered**: All entries are coherent English prompts, as opposed to WildChat
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  ## Dataset Structure
 
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  "id": "wildchat2k_0003",
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  "text": "I want to learn how to understand and speak spanish, can you use the pareto principle, which identifies 20% of the topic that will yield 80% of the desired results, to create a learning plan for me?",
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  "type": "planning_design",
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+ "topic": "languages"
 
 
 
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  }
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  ```
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  - **text** (string): The user prompt/query
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  - **type** (string): Task classification (15 categories)
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  - **topic** (string): Subject matter classification (24 categories)
 
 
 
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  ### Task Types (15 categories)
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