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Lower Court Insertion Swiss Judgment Prediction
Lower Court Insertion for Swiss Judgment Prediction
This PR contains the 3 language test set to perform the lower court insertion in the swiss judgment prediction and the corresponding dataset card. This PR is done in agreement with Joel Niklaus.
Lower-Court-Insertion-Swiss-Judgment-Prediction extends Swiss-Judgment-Prediction by adding lower court insertion. The test sets should be used in combination with the Swiss-Judgment-Prediction training and validation sets. The dataset was curated by Niklaus et al. (2021) and Nina Baumgartner.
Additional Information
Data Splits
Language | Subset | Number of Documents (Training/Validation/Test)
German| de| 35'452 / 4'705 / 378
French | fr| 21'179 / 3'095 / 414
Italian | it| 3'072 / 408 / 335
All | all | 59'709 / 8'208 / 1127
Other additional information was added to the dataset card.
Hi @ninabaum ,
First of all, thanks for the addition to enrich this dataset!
Please note that we are in the process of transferring all legacy "canonical" datasets under their appropriate organization namespace. See: https://github.com/huggingface/datasets/issues/5096
Would it be OK for you that we transfer "swiss_judgment_prediction" under your organization "rcds"? https://huggingface.co/rcds
- It will be accessible using
load_dataset("rcds/swiss_judgment_prediction") - People trying to use the old "swiss_judgment_prediction" will be redirected to your "rcds/swiss_judgment_prediction"
- That way you have total control over your script to update it, fix bugs, implement enhancements...
- You can always ping any of the datasets maintainers if you need that we review your code
What do you think?
Hi
@albertvillanova
,
thanks for your answer! I've discussed the transfer with @joelito and it should be fine.
I've made another PR for occlusion in SJP, but I do not see it anywhere (maybe it did not go through). Should I redo this one directly under "rcds"?
Hi @ninabaum , thanks for your reply.
Once you have agreed for the transfer, we are proceeding with it.
Once the transfer is complete, you will need to open your other PR in the new repository.
Transfer is done, @ninabaum .
As now the dataset is under your organization, you can merge your PR ;)
Hi @ninabaum , please note that you closed instead of merged this pull request...
Yes that is correct since I added a new PR with additional datasets and infotmation, and I'm waiting from confirmation from @joelito.