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5. The dataset is "exploded" - i.e., the text samples in the 'context' column, which are lists, are converted into separate rows - and labels are merged to align with the associated samples.
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6. The 'match_onanswer' and 'answerWordcount' are used conditionally to select high quality samples (prefers high % of word matches in 'match_onanswer', but will take lower if there is a high 'answerWordcount')
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7. Data is then augmented using sentence shuffle from the ```albumentations``` library (NLP methods insertion and substitution were also tried, but lowered the performance of the model and were therefore not included in the final training data). This is done to increase the number of training samples available for the Unconditional class from 774 to 1163. The end result is an equal sample per class breakdown of:
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5. The dataset is "exploded" - i.e., the text samples in the 'context' column, which are lists, are converted into separate rows - and labels are merged to align with the associated samples.
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6. The 'match_onanswer' and 'answerWordcount' are used conditionally to select high quality samples (prefers high % of word matches in 'match_onanswer', but will take lower if there is a high 'answerWordcount')
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7. Data is then augmented using sentence shuffle from the ```albumentations``` library (NLP methods insertion and substitution were also tried, but lowered the performance of the model and were therefore not included in the final training data). This is done to increase the number of training samples available for the Unconditional class from 774 to 1163. The end result is an equal sample per class breakdown of:
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