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### Data Fields
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- `id`: Index number.
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- `premises`: .
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- `hypothesis`: The translated hypothesis in the target language (French).
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- `label`: The classification label, with possible values 0 (`entailment`), 1 (`neutral`), 2 (`contradiction`), or undef (for undefined).
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- `question`: The hypothesis in the form of question.
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- `answer`: The answer to the question, with possible values `yes` (0), `unknown` (1), `no` (2), `undef`, or a longer phrase containing qualifications or elaborations such as `Yes, on one reading`.
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- `premises_original`: .
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- `premise1`: .
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- `premise1_original`: .
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- `premise3`: .
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- `premise3_original`: .
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- `premise4`: .
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- `premise5`: .
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- `hypothesis_original`: .
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- `question_original`: .
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- `note`: Text from the source document intended to explain or justify the answer, or notes added to a number of problems in order to explain issues which arose during translation.
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- `topic`: .
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### Data Fields
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- `id`: Index number.
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- `premises`: All premises provided for this particular example, concatenated, in French.
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- `hypothesis`: The translated hypothesis in the target language (French).
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- `label`: The classification label, with possible values 0 (`entailment`), 1 (`neutral`), 2 (`contradiction`), or undef (for undefined).
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- `question`: The hypothesis in the form of question, in French.
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- `answer`: The answer to the question, with possible values `yes` (0), `unknown` (1), `no` (2), `undef`, or a longer phrase containing qualifications or elaborations such as `Yes, on one reading`.
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- `premises_original`: All premises provided for this particular example, concatenated, in their language of origin (English).
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- `premise1`: The first premise in English.
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- `premise1_original`: The first premise in English.
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- `premise2`: When available, the second premise in French.
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- `premise2_original`: When available, the second premise in English.
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- `premise3`: When available, the third premise in French.
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- `premise3_original`: When available, the third premise in English.
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- `premise4`: When available, the fourth premise in French.
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- `premise4_original`: When available, the fourth premise in English.
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- `premise5`: When available, the fifth premise in French.
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- `premise5_original`: When available, the fifth premise in English.
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- `hypothesis_original`: The hypothesis in in English.
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- `question_original`: The hypothesis in the form of question, in English.
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- `note`: Text from the source document intended to explain or justify the answer, or notes added to a number of problems in order to explain issues which arose during translation.
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- `topic`: .
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