--- license: mit task_categories: - reinforcement-learning tags: - eleusis - verifiers - tool-use - rule-induction dataset_info: features: - name: rule_id dtype: string - name: label dtype: string - name: family dtype: string - name: code dtype: string - name: split dtype: string - name: uses_mainline dtype: bool - name: accepted_cards list: string - name: rejected_cards list: string - name: empty_mainline_accepted_cards list: string - name: empty_mainline_rejected_cards list: string - name: representative_acceptance_rate dtype: float64 - name: rule_index dtype: int64 - name: split_index dtype: int64 - name: dataset_version dtype: string - name: source_split dtype: string - name: source_dataset_version dtype: string - name: oracle_max_turns list: int64 - name: oracle_optimal_turns list: list: float64 - name: oracle_expected_optimal_turns list: list: float64 - name: oracle_methods list: list: string splits: - name: train num_bytes: 81960 num_examples: 66 - name: eval num_bytes: 32356 num_examples: 26 download_size: 116311 dataset_size: 114316 configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: train path: data/train-* - split: eval path: data/eval-* --- # Eleusis HF Rules This dataset contains the HF-like Eleusis rule curriculum previously embedded in `nph4rd/eleusis` as `v8-relational-curriculum-90`, republished as a standalone rule dataset so the environment can switch rule sets by dataset repo. Dataset version: `v1-hf-like-train-hf-eval-64` ## Splits - `train`: 38 HF-like curriculum rules. - `eval`: 26 HF benchmark-style rules, copied from the old internal `hf` split. The dataset intentionally exposes only `train` and `eval`. A training run that uses this dataset and evaluates on `split=eval` is therefore evaluating directly on the HF benchmark-style rules. ## Family Distribution Train: - `pair_position`: 2 - `previous_card`: 23 - `static_combo`: 3 - `static_rank`: 6 - `static_suit_color`: 4 Eval: - `pair_position`: 2 - `previous_card`: 11 - `static_combo`: 3 - `static_rank`: 6 - `static_suit_color`: 4 ## Schema Each row contains: - `rule_id`: stable identifier. - `label`: human-readable description for inspection only. - `family`: rule family. - `code`: Python predicate body or expression used by the environment verifier. - `split`: published split (`train` or `eval`). - `source_split`: original split from the embedded curriculum. - `dataset_version`: this dataset version. - `accepted_cards` / `rejected_cards`: empty-mainline card partitions. - `representative_acceptance_rate`: acceptance rate over representative mainlines. The environment should use `code` for scoring and should not expose `label` or `code` to the model.