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+ ---
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+ language:
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+ - en
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+ license: cc0-1.0
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+ task_categories:
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+ - text-generation
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+ pretty_name: KAIROS-Thinking-Abduction-5k
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+ size_categories:
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+ - n<10K
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+ tags:
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+ - abductive-reasoning
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+ - chain-of-thought
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+ - scientific-reasoning
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+ - cross-domain-analogy
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+ - synthetic
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+ - instruction-tuning
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+ configs:
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+ - config_name: default
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+ data_files: data/eureka_kairos_v1_5k.jsonl
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+ ---
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+
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+ # KAIROS-Thinking-Abduction-5k
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+
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+ **5,001 synthetic examples that teach abductive reasoning: how to pivot from a failed hypothesis to a cross‑domain breakthrough.**
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+ Most instruction datasets reward deductive step‑by‑step answers. KAIROS targets the other half of scientific thinking — the *Eureka* moment: recognising that the current frame is wrong, borrowing an analogy from an unrelated field, and proposing a novel but testable hypothesis.
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+ This is a mirror of the public Kaggle dataset [`dimsimd/kairos-thinking-5k`](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/dimsimd/kairos-thinking-5k) (CC0‑1.0), with two malformed JSON lines repaired and a dataset card added.
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+
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+ ## Dataset structure
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+
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+ One JSON object per line, 13 fields, identical across all records.
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+ | Field | Type | Description |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `discovery_topic` | `string` | The scientific breakthrough or invention being reasoned about |
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+ | `category` | `string` | Domain label (e.g. `Physics`, `Computer Science`, `Space Technology`) |
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+ | `context` | `string` | Technical background, historical setting and constraints |
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+ | `standard_logic_failure` | `string` | Why conventional deductive reasoning reached a dead end — the mental block |
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+ | `failed_hypothesis` | `string` | The specific approach that was tried and failed |
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+ | `why_it_failed` | `string` | Root‑cause analysis of the failure |
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+ | `correction` | `string` | The conceptual shift required to escape the dead end |
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+ | `the_pivot` | `string` | **The crucial insight** — usually a cross‑domain analogy |
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+ | `reasoning_trace` | `string` | Chain‑of‑thought style monologue: confusion → clue → re‑framing → clarity |
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+ | `inventive_hypothesis` | `string` | The resulting breakthrough solution |
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+ | `novelty_score` | `float` | Self‑reported novelty, 0.6 – 0.95 (mean 0.81) |
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+ | `cross_domain_distance` | `list[string]` | 1–3 fields the analogy was drawn from (mean 3.0) |
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+ | `implementation_feasibility` | `float` | Self‑reported feasibility, 0.2 – 0.9 (mean 0.71) |
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+
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+ ### Statistics
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+
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+ | | |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Records | 5,001 |
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+ | Unique `discovery_topic` values | 4,434 |
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+ | Category labels | 36 raw variants (informal taxonomy, some near‑duplicates: `Space Technology` / `Space Tech`, `Medicine & Biotechnology` / `Medicine`) |
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+ | Total text | ~4.04 M words |
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+ | Average record | ~807 words · ~6.2 KB of JSON |
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+ | Language | English |
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+ | File size | 31.0 MB (`data/eureka_kairos_v1_5k.jsonl`) |
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+
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+ Largest categories: Computer Science (930), Engineering (809), Physics (637), Chemistry (608), Space Technology (584), Medicine & Biotechnology (418), Mathematics & Cryptography (283), Materials Science (173), Nanotechnology (87), Quantum Computing (75).
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+
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+ ### Example
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+
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+ First record, with long strings truncated (marked `…`):
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "discovery_topic": "Transistor",
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+ "category": "Physics",
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+ "context": "In the early 20th century, the primary challenge in electronics was to find a reliable alternative to vacuum tubes, which were bulky, consumed high power (typically 5-10 watts per tube), and had limited lifespans often less than 1000 hours. …",
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+ "standard_logic_failure": "The fundamental flaw in deductive reasoning was the assumption that vacuum tubes could be indefinitely improved to meet the demands of modern electronics. …",
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+ "failed_hypothesis": "Attempted to improve vacuum tube performance using barium-strontium oxide-coated cathodes and improved grid structures …",
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+ "why_it_failed": "The improved vacuum tubes still suffered from high power consumption …",
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+ "correction": "The fundamental shift involved moving from vacuum-based electronics to solid-state devices …",
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+ "the_pivot": "The cross-domain analogy came from observing the behavior of semiconductors in radio receivers and the study of quantum mechanics. …",
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+ "reasoning_trace": "Initial observations of semiconductor materials showed that they could rectify electrical signals, but their behavior was inconsistent and poorly understood. …",
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+ "inventive_hypothesis": "The breakthrough idea was to use a semiconductor material with precisely controlled impurities (doping) to create a three-layer structure (p-n-p or n-p-n) that could amplify electrical signals. …",
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+ "novelty_score": 0.9,
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+ "cross_domain_distance": ["solid-state physics", "quantum mechanics", "materials science"],
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+ "implementation_feasibility": 0.6
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Usage
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from datasets import load_dataset
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+ ds = load_dataset("DimSimd/kairos-thinking-5k", split="train")
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+ print(ds[0]["the_pivot"])
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+ ```
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+ Ready‑made chat / SFT formatting (the teacher prompt suggested by the dataset author):
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+ ```python
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT = (
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+ "You are Project KAIROS. When faced with a problem, use Abductive "
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+ "Reasoning and Cross-Domain Analogies inside your thinking process."
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+ )
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+ def to_chat(row):
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+ assistant = (
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+ f"## Context\n{row['context']}\n\n"
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+ f"## Why standard logic fails\n{row['standard_logic_failure']}\n\n"
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+ f"## Failed hypothesis\n{row['failed_hypothesis']}\n"
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+ f"### Why it failed\n{row['why_it_failed']}\n\n"
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+ f"## Correction\n{row['correction']}\n\n"
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+ f"## The pivot\n{row['the_pivot']}\n\n"
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+ f"## Breakthrough hypothesis\n{row['inventive_hypothesis']}"
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+ )
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+ return [
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+ {"role": "system", "content": SYSTEM_PROMPT},
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+ {"role": "user", "content": f"Challenge: {row['discovery_topic']}.\n{row['context']}"},
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+ {"role": "assistant", "content": assistant},
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+ ]
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+ ```
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+ The raw `reasoning_trace` field can also be wrapped in `<think>...</think>` blocks if you are training an explicit reasoning model.
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+ ## Intended use
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+ * SFT / LoRA fine‑tuning for scientific and engineering reasoning
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+ * Training "failure → re‑framing → hypothesis" behaviour rather than answer recall
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+ * Benchmarks and prompts exploring cross‑domain analogy generation
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+ * Research on synthetic reasoning data and self‑correction
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+ ### Limitations
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+ * **Fully synthetic**, generated by **Mistral‑Medium** from expert‑system prompts. Historical narratives are plausible but not fact‑checked; treat `context` and `failed_hypothesis` as narrative scaffolding, not as a historical source.
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+ * `novelty_score` and `implementation_feasibility` are model self‑assessments on a narrow range, not calibrated measures.
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+ * Category labels are inconsistent (36 raw variants, including one‑off slash‑combined labels).
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+ * Duplicate themes exist across `discovery_topic` values; 4,434 unique topics over 5,001 records.
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+ * English only.
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+ ## Provenance and repairs
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+ Source: [`https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/dimsimd/kairos-thinking-5k`](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/dimsimd/kairos-thinking-5k), original file `eureka_kairos_v1_5k.jsonl` (31,039,929 bytes, 5,000 physical lines).
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+ The upstream file contains two corrupt lines. Both were repaired **without dropping any content**, giving 5,001 valid records:
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+ 1. **Line 4401** — duplicated object prefix: `{"disc{"discovery_topic": "Biohybrid Robots", ...`. Removed the extra `{"disc`.
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+ 2. **Line 5000** — two records concatenated, the second missing its opening `{"discov`: `...0.7}ery_topic": "Cold Storage via DNA Data Archiving", ...`. Split into two objects and restored the truncated key, yielding one extra valid record.
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+ The untouched upstream file is kept at `original/eureka_kairos_v1_5k.jsonl` for verification. No other bytes were changed; field values, ordering and text are as published.
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+ ## License
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+ [CC0‑1.0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/) — same as the upstream Kaggle release.
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+ ## Citation
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+
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+ ```bibtex
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+ @dataset{kairos_thinking_5k_2026,
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+ title = {KAIROS-Thinking-Abduction-5k},
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+ author = {DimSimd},
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+ year = {2026},
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+ url = {https://huggingface.co/datasets/DimSimd/kairos-thinking-5k},
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+ note = {Mirror of https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/dimsimd/kairos-thinking-5k}
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+ }
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+ ```
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