Datasets:
VietTB-ProfessionalBench
Version v3.8-open-research is a Vietnamese tuberculosis guideline benchmark for research on source-grounded information retrieval and response-policy evaluation for health-care workers.
| Split | Records | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| train | 480 | Development and model training |
| dev | 120 | Development validation |
| test | 200 | Final reported evaluation |
| Total | 800 |
The test split contains 50 examples for each policy action: ANSWER, CLARIFY, REVISE, and REFUSE.
Scope
The benchmark evaluates whether a system can respond to Vietnamese guideline questions with the appropriate response policy, grounded evidence, and scope-aware wording. It is intended for research supporting professional guideline retrieval.
It does not support autonomous diagnosis, prescriptions, dose calculation, treatment changes, or replacement of clinical decisions.
Data format
Each record provides the following public fields:
id,audience,claim_key,question_vi,gold_action,gold_response_vi;missing_information,source_id,page,evidence_vi,scope_warning.
The repository excludes authoring-model information, private exemplars, reviewer notes, internal audit logs, revision histories, and workflow metadata.
Evaluation use
Gold labels and responses are available to approved users for transparent research, reproducibility, and error analysis. Researchers should pre-specify the model, prompt, retrieval corpus, and tuning procedure before reporting results, and document any use of the test split.
See EVALUATION.md for the evaluation protocol and LIMITATIONS.md for release context.
Sources and rights
Examples retain source identifiers, page references, evidence text, and scope warnings. Users must cite the original guidance identified in each record and comply with the applicable source terms. The benchmark does not redistribute source PDFs, page images, credentials, patient information, or reviewer identities.
Citation
Until a DOI or paper citation is assigned, cite: SpringWang08, VietTB-ProfessionalBench, v3.8-open-research, accessed on the relevant date; then cite the original source document identified in the record.
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