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license: apache-2.0
language:
- en
task_categories:
- text-generation
tags:
- nsf
- scientific-claims
- science-communication
- generated-data
pretty_name: NSF-SciFy Full Awards
size_categories:
- 100K<n<1M
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: full
path: data/*.parquet
NSF-SciFy Full Awards
NSF-SciFy contains 412,155 NSF award records enriched with generated nontechnical abstracts, verifiable claims, and investigation proposals.
The source technical abstracts come from the NSF awards database snapshot nsf_awards-0325.json. The generated fields were produced sequentially with the following task-specific LoRA adapters:
darpa-scify/nsf-scify-matsci-20k-ntadarpa-scify/nsf-scify-matsci-20k-claimsdarpa-scify/nsf-scify-matsci-20k-ip
These adapters were trained on the materials-science plus 20K NSF-SciFy data. This repository contains their generated annotations for the full awards snapshot; it is a dataset, not a new model trained on all 412,155 records.
Load
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("darpa-scify/nsf-scify")
full = dataset["full"]
print(full[0])
Fields
award_id,award_year,title,directorate,division: NSF award metadata.abstract: original technical abstract.non_technical_abstract: parsed generated nontechnical abstract.verifiable_claims: parsed list of generated verifiable claims.investigation_proposals: parsed list of generated investigation proposals.*_raw: raw model response retained for auditing and possible repair.generation_error,*_parse_error: error details when generation or parsing failed.generation_success:trueonly when all three parsed outputs are present and nonempty and no error marker is present.
Generation quality
Using the strict generation_success definition:
| Status | Records | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Successful | 410,313 | 99.553% |
| Unsuccessful | 1,842 | 0.447% |
| Total | 412,155 | 100% |
The unsuccessful set includes overlapping categories: 1,085 records with missing, empty, or unparsed claims; 790 with missing, empty, or unparsed investigation proposals; 42 with an empty or missing nontechnical abstract; and 12 with an explicit generation error. Raw model responses are retained where available.
Important limitations
All three enriched fields are model-generated and have not been exhaustively verified by humans. A successfully parsed record can still contain factual, extraction, relevance, repetition, or writing-quality errors. Users should validate generated content for their application and use generation_success and the error fields when filtering records.