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annotations_creators:
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- crowdsourced
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language:
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- en
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license:
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- mit
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multilinguality:
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- monolingual
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size_categories:
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- 1k<n<10k
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task_categories:
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- conversational
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- text-generation
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task_ids:
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- dialogue-modeling
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## Overview
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`CHARP` is diagnostic testbed, exclusively assess whether information-seeking dialogue systems effectively attend to and
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use the conversation history. `CHARP` is built by modifying examples from the [FaithDial](https://huggingface.co/datasets/McGill-NLP/FaithDial)
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validation set to ensure maximum domain alignment with FaithDial and to minimize annotation costs. That is, we edit
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FaithDial examples to make their response dependent on the conversation history analogously to FaithDial's editing of
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WoW annotations to make them hallucination-free. `CHARP` consists of 2 subsets, where only the last seeker utterance
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differs: a self-contained *easy* version (`eCHARP`), and a *hard* (`hCHARP`) which requires reasoning over the
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conversation history and the provided knowledge that corresponds to the last seeker.
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## Data Splits
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We create two variants of `CHARP`: `hCHARP` for examples where addressing the last seeker's inquiry requires reasoning
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over the conversation history, and `eCHARP`, where the last inquiry can be addressed without such reasoning. We annotate
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42\% of the FaithDial validation set (after excluding examples without conversation history) . `CHARP` consists of
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containing `2,160` examples, split equally between `eCHARP` and `hCHARP`:
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- `eCHARP`: 1080 samples
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- `hCHARP`: 1080 samples
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## Data Fields
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* Both `eCHARP` and `hCHARP` have the same data format:
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- `row_idx`: `int`. Index of the sample that is equivalent to the one in FaithDial validation (row enumeration).
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- `history`: `List[string]`. The dialogue history.
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- `knowledge`: `string`. The source knowkedge on which the bot should ground its response.
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- `response`: `string`. The expected model response
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## Data Instance
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An example of `eCHARP` looks as follows:
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```json
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{
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"row_idx": "1293",
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"history": [
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"I love watching and playing basketball.",
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"I see. Have you ever tried to describe basketball? I would say it is a low contact sport where the game is held in a rectangular court.",
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"Yeah I never though of that, can you repeat what you told me again so I can take notes?",
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"Yes I can, basketball is a sport with limited contact. It is held on a rectangular like court.",
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"What would you describe the sport is played like?",
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"The objective for basketball is shooting the ball into the hoops. The hoops are high and placed with a backboard on each side of the court.",
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"Oh yea, that's pretty simple. Do you know any famous basketball courts?"
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],
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"knowledge": "Supreme Court in the USA is very famous to have well-known judges, while the Philippine Arena is popular due to the size of the basketball court.",
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"response": "Ah yeah, I heard that the Philippine Arena is popular because of the size of the basketball court."
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}
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```
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An example of `hCHARP` looks as follows:
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```json
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{
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"row_idx": "1293",
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"history": [
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"I love watching and playing basketball.",
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"I see. Have you ever tried to describe basketball? I would say it is a low contact sport where the game is held in a rectangular court.",
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"Yeah I never though of that, can you repeat what you told me again so I can take notes?",
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"Yes I can, basketball is a sport with limited contact. It is held on a rectangular like court.",
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"What would you describe the sport is played like?",
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"The objective for basketball is shooting the ball into the hoops. The hoops are high and placed with a backboard on each side of the court.",
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"Oh yea, that's pretty simple. Do you know any famous courts?"
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],
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"knowledge": "Supreme Court in the USA is very famous to have well-known judges, while the Philippine Arena is popular due to the size of the basketball court.",
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"response": "Ah yeah, I heard that the Philippine Arena is popular because of the size of the basketball court."
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}
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```
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# Who are the annotators?
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We would like to thank Imad Mousaoui, Ella Cho, Abdulmuizz Yusuf, and Parminder Singh Bharot, the professional annotators without whom this work would have not been possible.
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## Licensing Information
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MIT
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## Citation
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```bibtex
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@article{ghaddar2024charp,
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title={CHARP: Conversation History AwaReness Probing for Knowledge-grounded Dialogue Systems},
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author={Abbas Ghaddar and David Alfonso-Hermelo and Philippe Langlais and Mehdi Rezagholizadeh and Boxing Chen and Prasanna Parthasarathi},
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year={2024},
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eprint={2405.15110},
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archivePrefix={arXiv},
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primaryClass={cs.CL}
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}
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```
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