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[ "Miss Builder live here ?", "Mrs Herringhame ? Oh ! young lady with dark hair and large expressive eyes ?", "With an “ A . B . ” on her linen ?", "And “ Athene Builder ” on her drawings ?", "Let 's see .Mrs Herringhame , you said ?", "Wot oh !", "Drop the “ sir , ” my dear ; I 'm the Builders ’ man . Mr...
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[ "Come , Mildred dear , say “ Yes . ”", "You might help a fellow a bit . I never proposed to anybody before , and I daresay I 've done it very badly ——", "Say “ Yes , ” then . Of course , I 'm not good enough for a girl like you . But I may be some day . My brother Ned 's a confirmed bachelor , and it 's just on...
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[ "Bessus , the King has made a fair hand o n't , he has ended the Wars at a blow , would my sword had a close basket hilt to hold Wine , and the blade would make knives , for we shall have nothing but eating and drinking .", "Faith Bessus , such Commanders as thou may ; I had as lieve set thee Perdue for a pudding...
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[ "Who Redeemed you ?", "Who Sanctifieth and preserves you ?", "Wherefore did God make you ?", "How must he be served ?", "What is it to serve God ?", "How many Commandments be there ?", "Which be they ?", "Which is the First ?", "Which is the Second ?", "Which is the Third ?", "Which is the Fourt...
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[ "Edwin !", "Edwin !", "That 's the fifteenth time you 've yawned since we 've been married .", "Ten days , three and twenty hours , and sixteen minutes . Does it seem that long ?", "Three weeks !", "I do n't believe you did !", "You 're not tired of me already , are you ?", "Well , you 're not , are y...
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[ "If any men of importance try to crowd in before their time ——", "Another ——?", "My God ——!", "No , I 'll vouch for your loyalty to the President .", "Throw the bag in the corner — there 's no room on his desk now ——", "Well , Edward ——?", "If I can ——", "Well , Edward — these letters ask two things o...
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[ "+ Good morrow , Master Tim .", "+ Not yet , I think ; he heard some ill-news of your brother Alexander last night , that will make him lie an hour extraordinary .", "+ Here was goody Fin , the fishwoman , fetched home her ring last night .", "+ So I did , sir , and washed it first in two waters .", "+ Nay ...
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[ "O dolorous happe , ruthefull and all of woe Alas I carefull wretche what resteth me ? Shall I now live that with these eyes did soe Beholde my daughter die ? what , shall I see Her death before my face that was my lyfe And I to lyve that was her lyves decay ? Shall not this hand reache to this hart the knife That ...
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[ "Good morrow , Shark .", "Psha — prithee do n't touzle and mouzle a Body so ; can n't you salute without rumpling one 's Tucker and spoiling one 's Things ? I hate to be tumbled .", "Well , what 's your Business this Morning ? Have you any Message ?", "We were afraid he would have gone off last night ; he has...
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[ "I believe this is the first English country house you have stayed at , Miss Worsley ?", "You have no country houses , I am told , in America ?", "Have you any country ? What we should call country ?", "Ah ! you must find it very draughty , I should fancy .John , you should have your muffler . What is the use...
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[ ", blinking , ‘ Are you finished , sir ? ’ To those who know the game this means , ‘ Are you to leave the other chop — the one sitting lonely and lovely beneath the dish-cover ? ’", ", almost sure that he is in the right mood and sending out a feeler , ‘ Then am I to clear ? ’", ", in entranced giggles , ‘ He ,...
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[ "In delivering my son from me , I bury a second husband .", "What hope is there of his Majesty 's amendment ?", "This young gentlewoman had a father - O , that ‘ had , ’ how sad a passage ‘ tis ! - whose skill was almost as great as his honesty ; had it stretch 'd so far , would have made nature immortal , and ...
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[ "Going on to the Hartlocks ’ to-night , Margaret ?", "Yes . Horribly tedious parties they give , don ’ t they ?", "I come here to be educated .", "So do I . It puts one almost on a level with the commercial classes , doesn ’ t it ? But dear Gertrude Chiltern is always telling me that I should have some seriou...
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[ "No : do n't scratch ! Naughty ! Naughty !", "Bring another chair , Brown . And take Mop with you : he wants his walk .", "No , no . It is to put a visitor on . Choose a nice one with a lean-back .", "Not yet .", "You had better send it .", "“ Send it , ” Brown , I said . Mop must n't be hurried . Take hi...
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[ "Hello , boss .", "St. Paul . That 'll be in Minnesota , I 'm thinkin ’ . Looks like a woman 's writing , too , the old divil ! JOHNNY — He 's got a daughter somewheres out West , I think he told me once .Come to think of it , I ai n't seen old Chris in a dog 's age .Guess I 'll be gettin ’ home . See you to-morr...
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[ "Schneidekind .", "Have you sent my report yet to the government ?", "That depends . What 's the latest ? Which of them do you think is most likely to be in power tomorrow morning ?", "Yes : that 's all very well ; but these fellows always shoot themselves with blank cartridge .", "They 're no stronger than...
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[ "If it be Loue indeed , tell me how much", "Nay heare them Anthony .", "Fuluia perchance is angry : Or who knowes ,", "If the scarse-bearded Caesar haue not sent", "His powrefull Mandate to you . Do this , or this ;", "Take in that Kingdome , and Infranchise that :", "Perform't , or else we damne thee",...
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[ "See you them that comes yonder , Master Greene ?", "The one I know not , but he seems a knave", "Chiefly for bearing the other company ;", "For such a slave , so vile a rogue as he ,", "Lives not again upon the earth .", "Black Will is his name . I tell you , Master Greene ,", "At Boulogne he and I wer...
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[ "Raina —Raina —Why , where —Heavens ! child , are you out in the night air instead of in your bed ? You 'll catch your death . Louka told me you were asleep .", "Such news . There has been a battle !", "A great battle at Slivnitza ! A victory ! And it was won by Sergius .", "Of course : he sent me the news . ...
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[ "As I remember , Adam , it was upon this fashion bequeathed me by will but poor a thousand crowns , and , as thou say'st , charged my brother , on his blessing , to breed me well ; and there begins my sadness . My brother Jaques he keeps at school , and report speaks goldenly of his profit . For my part , he keeps ...
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Dataset Card for DramaCV

Dataset Summary

The DramaCV Dataset is an English-language dataset containing utterances of fictional characters in drama plays collected from Project Gutenberg. The dataset was automatically created by parsing 499 drama plays from the 15th to 20th century on Project Gutenberg, that are then parsed to attribute each character line to its speaker.

Task

This dataset was developed for Authorship Verification of literary characters. Each data instance contains lines from a characters, which we desire to distinguish from different lines uttered by other characters.

Subsets

This dataset supports two subsets:

  • Scene: We split each play in scenes, a small segment unit of drama that is supposed to contain actions occurring at a specific time and place with the same characters. If a play has no <scene> tag, we instead split it in acts, with the <act> tag. Acts are larger segment units, composed of multiple scenes. For this split, we only consider plays that have at least one of these tags. A total of 169 plays were parsed for this subset.
  • Play: We do not segment play and use all character lines in a play. Compared to the scene segment, the number of candidate characters is higher, and discussions could include various topics. A total of 287 plays were parsed for this subset.

Dataset Statistics

We randomly sample each subset in 80/10/10 splits for train, validation and test.

Split Segments Utterances Queries Targets/Query (avg)
Train 1507 263270 5392 5.0
Scene Val 240 50670 1557 8.8
Test 203 41830 1319 8.7
Train 226 449407 4109 90.7
Play Val 30 63934 917 55.1
Test 31 74738 1214 108.5

Usage

Loading the dataset

from datasets import load_dataset

# Loads the scene split 
scene_data = load_dataset("gasmichel/DramaCV", "scene")
print(scene_data)

# DatasetDict({
#    train: Dataset({
#        features: ['query', 'true_target', 'play_index', 'act_index'],
#        num_rows: 1507
#    })
#    validation: Dataset({
#        features: ['query', 'true_target', 'play_index', 'act_index'],
#        num_rows: 1557
#    })
#    test: Dataset({
#        features: ['query', 'true_target', 'play_index', 'act_index'],
#        num_rows: 1319
#    })
#})


# Loads the play split
play_data = load_dataset("gasmichel/DramaCV/", "play")

Train vs Val/Test

The train splits contain only queries which are collections of utterances spoken by the same character in a segmentation unit (a scene for the scene split, or the full play for the play split).

The validation and test data contain both queries and targets:

  • Queries contain half of the utterances of a character, randomly sampled in the same segmentation unit
  • Targets contain the other half of these utterances.

Act and Play Index

Each collection of utterances is assigned a specific act_index and play_index, spcecifying the act/scene and play it was taken from respectively. DramaCV can be used to train Authorship Verification models by restricting the training data to come from the same act_index and play_index. In other words, an Authorship Verifcation model can be trained by distinguishing utterances of characters in the same play or scene.

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