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language:
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- ru
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tags:
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- anaphora
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- eye-tracking
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size_categories:
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- 100K<n<1M
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configs:
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- config_name: default
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data_files:
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- split: test
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path: "winograd.csv"
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# EyeWino
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**EyeWino** is a new dataset based on the data from human eye-tracking for anaphora resolution.
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## Dataset Description
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The Russian Winograd Schema Challenge dataset from TAPE ([Taktasheva et al., 2022](https://aclanthology.org/2022.findings-emnlp.183/)) was utilized for the anaphora resolution task to gather information on participants' eye movements.
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The final dataset consists of 296 sentence-question pairs, which contain 9319 words and 148 unique sentences. The average number of participants per word is 48. The total number of observations for each variable is 448047.
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## Data Fields
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- `word`, a word in a sentence;
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- `example_id`, id of the example in the dataset;
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- `text_id`, id of the unique text in the dataset;
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- `position_id`, position of the word in the sentence;
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- `annotator_id`, experiment participant id;
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- `is_answer_correct`, the correctness of the experiment participant's answer;
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- `reading_time`, the sum of all fixation durations on the current word, ms;
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- `gaze_duration`, the sum of all fixation durations on the current word in the first-pass reading, ms;
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- `fixations`, the number of all fixations on the current word;
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- `first_fixation_duration`, the duration of the first fixation on the word, ms;
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- `x_coordinate_first_fixation`, the coordinate of the first fixation on the word along the x axis, where the screen is the coordinate plane;
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- `y_coordinate_first_fixation`, the coordinate of the first fixation on the word along the y axis, where the screen is the coordinate plane;
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- `amplitude_first_saccade`, the amplitude of the first saccade, deg;
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- `correct_antecedent`, the correct antecedent for `example_id`;
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- `incorrect_antecedent`, the incorrect antecedent for `example_id`;
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- `pronoun`, an anaphoric pronoun for `example_id`;
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- `is_pronoun`, an indicator of whether the word is the anaphoric pronoun;
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- `label`, an indicator of whether the question is about the correct antecedent.
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