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The dataset is split into three different files for each of the three domains: news, travel, and food for a total of 9 files. For each domain, there is one file containing all the information about the items that can be recommended `products.csv`, one file containing all the user information `users.csv`, and one file containing the interactions between users and the assistant `impressions.csv` (including the user requests and selections).
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- `title`: the title of the item (shown to the user)
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- `round`: the round number of the interaction (1-3)
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- `good_request_match`: a 5-point scale rating of how well the recommendations matched the request
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The `news-users.csv` file contains the following columns:
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- `uid`: a unique identifier for the user
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- `source_types`: a list of categories selected by the user
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- `frequency`: a list of categories the user selected for the recommendations
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- `reasons`: a free-response description of why the user reads news
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- `desc_sources`: a free-response description of how the user reads news
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- `personalized`: a 5-point scale rating of how much the user values personalized recommendations
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- `explore`: a 5-point scale rating of how much the user values exploring new places
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- `demand`: a 5-point scale rating of how much the user would like to use a personalized AI assistant for news
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- `desc_selection`: a free-response description of the user's selection process of news articles
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- `task_clear`: a 5-point scale rating of how clear the user found the task
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- `task_difficult`: a 5-point scale rating of how difficult the user found the task
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- `dialogue_helpful`: a 5-point scale rating of how helpful the user found the dialogue with the assistant
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- `recs_satisfied`: a 5-point scale rating of how satisfied the user was with the recommendations
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- `task_feedback`: a free-response description of the user's feedback on the task
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## Dataset Creation
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The dataset is split into three different files for each of the three domains: news, travel, and food for a total of 9 files. For each domain, there is one file containing all the information about the items that can be recommended `products.csv`, one file containing all the user information `users.csv`, and one file containing the interactions between users and the assistant `impressions.csv` (including the user requests and selections).
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The `[domain]-impressions.csv` contains three impressions (one for each round) per user:
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- `iid`: a unique identifier for the interaction
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- `user`: the user identifier
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- `round`: the round number of the interaction (1-3)
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- `good_request_match`: a 5-point scale rating of how well the recommendations matched the request
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- `good_summary_match`: a 5-point scale rating of how well the summary matched the feedback
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The `[domain]-products.csv` file lists all items in a given domain:
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- `pid`: a unique identifier for the item
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- `title`: the title of the item (shown to the user)
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- `description`: a longer description of the item (shown to the user)
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- `thumbnail`: a URL to a thumbnail image of the item (shown to the user)
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- `category`: a category label for the item (not shown to the user)
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The `[domain]-users.csv` contains all static information about each user:
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- `uid`: a unique identifier for the user
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- `source_types`: a list of categories selected by the user
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- `desc_sources`: a free-response description of how the user engages with the domain
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- `personalized`: a 5-point scale rating of how much the user values personalized recommendations
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- `explore`: a 5-point scale rating of how much the user values exploring new places
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- `desc_selection`: a free-response description of the user's selection process
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- `task_clear`: a 5-point scale rating of how clear the user found the task
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- `task_difficult`: a 5-point scale rating of how difficult the user found the task
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- `dialogue_helpful`: a 5-point scale rating of how helpful the user found the dialogue with the assistant
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- `recs_satisfied`: a 5-point scale rating of how satisfied the user was with the recommendations
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- `task_feedback`: a free-response description of the user's feedback on the task
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- Travel-specific fields:
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- `companions`: a list of companions the user prefers to travel with
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- Food-specific fields:
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- `companions`: a list of companions the user eats with or cooks for
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- News-specific fields:
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- `frequency`: a list of categories the user selected for the recommendations
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- `reasons`: a free-response description of why the user reads news
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## Dataset Creation
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