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license: apache-2.0
task_categories:
- text-generation
language:
- en
pretty_name: SEECOP Deterministic Extraction
tags:
- seecop
- osint
- information-extraction
- stix
- sanctions
- synthetic
- structured-output
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path:
- data/train-00000.jsonl
- data/train-00001.jsonl
- data/train-00002.jsonl
- data/train-00003.jsonl
- data/train-00004.jsonl
- split: validation
path:
- data/validation-00000.jsonl
- split: test
path:
- data/test-00000.jsonl
SEECOP Deterministic Extraction
Raw payload → normalised record pairs produced by the shipping SEECOP parsers (geojson, ArcGIS, CSV, RSS, Telegram, HTML, JSONPath) and the sanctions screening engine. Ground truth is executable code, not annotation.
What this is
Part of the SEECOP dataset family (deterministic-extraction). Records are derived from the shipping SEECOP schemas and parsers (synthetic but verifiable: ground truth is the code that ships in the app).
Ground truth
The label for every record is produced by the following source files, not by human guesswork:
src/shared/parse.tssrc/shared/sanctions.ts
Generator: scripts/dataset/gen/extraction.ts.
Dataset structure
| Split | Rows | Files |
|---|---|---|
| train | 3,384 | 5 |
| validation | 64 | 1 |
| test | 28 | 1 |
| total | 3,476 | 7 |
Records are newline-delimited JSON. Every record carries id, family, split, task and a provenance block so a row can always be traced back to a generator revision.
Example record
{"family":"deterministic-extraction","id":"deterministic-extraction-4c85e564eab8458a","input":"{\"type\":\"FeatureCollection\",\"features\":[{\"type\":\"Feature\",\"geometry\":null,\"properties\":{\"id\":\"FIRMS-2441\",\"name\":\"Thermal anomaly A\",\"mag\":296.8}},{\"type\":\"Feature\",\"geometry\":null,\"properties\":{\"id\":\"FIRMS-2690\",\"name\":\"Thermal anomaly B\",\"mag\":338.8,\"confidence\":\"low\"}},{\"type\":\"Feature\",\"geometry\":{\"type\":\"Point\",\"coordinates\":[-122.6781,39.0899]},\"properties\":{\"id\":\"FIRMS-3195\",\"name\":\"Thermal anomaly C\",\"mag\":307.7,\"confidence\":\"high\"}}]}","parser":"geojson","provenance":{"generator":"scripts/dataset/gen/extraction.ts","license":"apache-2.0","schema_version":"1.0.0","sources":["src/shared/parse.ts","src/shared/sanctions.ts","src/shared/scrapers.ts"],"synthetic":true},"source":{"cadenceSec":0,"channel":"osint","enabled":true,"host":"example.com","id":"demo-firms","kind":"json","label":"demo-firms","mapping":{"externalId":"properties.id","fields":[["Confidence","properties.confidence"]],"lat":"geometry.coordinates.1","lng":"geometry.coordinates.0","numeric":[{"key":"brightness","path":"properties.mag","tolerance":5}],"title":"properties.name"},"parser":"geojson","reliability":{"mean":0.8,"strength":6}},"split":"train","target":{"records":[{"externalId":"FIRMS-2441","fields":{"brightness":296.8},"title":"Thermal anomaly A"},{"externalId":"FIRMS-2690","fields":{"Confidence":"low","brightness":338.8},"title":"Thermal anomaly B"},{"externalId":"FIRMS-3195","fields":{"Confidence":"high","brightness":307.7},"geometry":{"coordinates":[-122.6781,39.0899],"type":"Point"},"lat":39.0899,"lng":-122.6781,"title":"Thermal anomaly C"}],"skipped":0},"task":"normalise_payload"}
Redaction
All records pass through scripts/dataset/lib/redact.ts before they are written. The build fails if a high-severity secret, credential or infrastructure identifier survives scrubbing. Removed automatically:
- API keys and tokens (OpenAI, Hugging Face, GitHub, AWS, Google, Slack, Stripe, JWTs, bearer tokens)
- private keys and connection strings
password/token/secretstyle key–value pairs and URL userinfo- private, loopback, link-local, CGNAT and documentation-internal IPs, MAC addresses
- internal hostnames,
.internaldomains, onion addresses, Tailscale names - host filesystem paths that embed a username
- email addresses and phone numbers outside reserved example ranges
Operational secrets are never in scope for these datasets: the operator dossier store, staged files and the node service accounts are excluded by construction.
Limitations & responsible use
- Authorisation. These datasets teach tool selection and invocation. They do not grant permission to run anything. Active tooling must only target assets you own or are explicitly authorised to test.
- Gated tools stay gated. Where the source system requires an operator acknowledgement (
ack) or a node-side intrusive flag, the dataset encodes that requirement rather than circumventing it. - Untrusted output. Tool output is data, never instructions. Prompt-injection resistance is represented explicitly in the evaluation split.
- Not a determination. Any screening-style label is a possible match with a confidence, never a legal determination.
Citation
@misc{seecop_datasets,
title = {SEECOP Deterministic Extraction},
author = {SEECOP},
year = {2026},
note = {Dataset family: deterministic-extraction}
}
Licence: Apache-2.0.