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  - Dataset size: ~85k
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  - Language: English, French, Spanish
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  The list of Sectors covered include: Agriculture', 'Coastal Zone', 'Cross-Cutting Area', 'Education', 'Energy', 'Environment', 'Water', 'Buildings', 'Economy-wide', 'Industries', 'Transport', 'Waste', 'Health', 'LULUCF/Forestry', 'Social Development', 'Disaster Risk Management (DRM)', 'Urban','Tourism'.
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  Some of the important question categories pertaining to climate change(adapted from climatewatchdata) include
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  - Sectoral Policies
 
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  - Dataset size: ~85k
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  - Language: English, French, Spanish
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+ # Columns
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+ - **index (type:int)**: Unique Response ID
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+ - **ResponseText (type:str)**: Annotated answer/response to query
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+ - **Alpha3 (type:str)**:country alpha-3 code (ISO 3166)
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+ - **Country (type:str)**: country name
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+ - **Document (type:str)**:Name of type of Policy document from which response is provided
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+ - **IkiInfo (type: list[dict])**: Responsetext can appear/occur as answer/response for different kind of query, therefore in that case we preserve all raw information for each occurences.
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+ Each dictionary object represents one such occurrence for response and provides all raw metadata for an occurrence.In case of None, it means
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+ the entry belongs to Climate data and not IKI Tracs data)
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+ - **CWInfo (type: list[dict])**:Responsetext can appear/occur as answer/response for different kind of query, therefore in that case we preserve all raw information for each occurences.
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+ Each dictionary object represents one such occurrence for response and provides all raw metadata for an occurrence. In case of None, it means
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+ the entry belongs to Iki tracs data and not CW)
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+ - **Source (type:list[str])**: Contains the name of source
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+ - **Target (type:list)**: Value at index 0, represents number of times ResponseText appears as 'Target', and not-Target (value at index 1 )
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+ - **Action (type:list)**: Value at index 0, represents number of times ResponseText appears as 'Action', and not-Action (value at index 1 )
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+ - **Policies_Plans (type:list)**: Value at index 0, represents number of times ResponseText appears as 'Policy/Plan', and not-Policy/Plan (value at index 1 )
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+ - **Mitigation (type:list)**: Value at index 0, represents number of times ResponseText appears in reference to Mititgation and not-Mitigation (value at index 1 )
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+ - **Adaptation (type:list)**: Value at index 0, represents number of times ResponseText appears in reference to Adaptation and not-Adaptation (value at index 1 )
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+ - **language (type:str)**: ISO code of language of ResponseText.
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+ - **context (type:list[str])**: List of paragraphs/textchunk from the document of country which contains the ResponseText. These results are based on Okapi bm25 retriever,
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+ and hence dont represent ground truth.
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+ - **context_lang (type:str)**: ISO code of language of ResponseText. In some cases context and ResponseText are different as annotator have provided the translated response, rather than original text from document.
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+ - **matching_words(type:list[list[[words]])**:For each context, finds the matching words from ResponseText (stopwords not considered).
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+ - **response_words(type:list[words])**:Tokens/Words from ResponseText (stopwords not considered)
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+ - **context_wordcount (type:list[int])**: Number of tokens/words in each context (remember context itself is list of multiple strings, and stopwords not considered)
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+ - **strategy (type:str)**: Can take either of *small,medium,large* value. Represents the length of paragraphs/textchunk considered for finding the right context for ResponseText
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+ -
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+ "match_onresponse": [
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+ 0.86,
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+ 0.86,
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+ 0.71
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+ ],
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+ "candidate": [
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  The list of Sectors covered include: Agriculture', 'Coastal Zone', 'Cross-Cutting Area', 'Education', 'Energy', 'Environment', 'Water', 'Buildings', 'Economy-wide', 'Industries', 'Transport', 'Waste', 'Health', 'LULUCF/Forestry', 'Social Development', 'Disaster Risk Management (DRM)', 'Urban','Tourism'.
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  Some of the important question categories pertaining to climate change(adapted from climatewatchdata) include
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  - Sectoral Policies