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| `image_path` | **Relative path** to the image file within the repository. These correspond to generations by different models under specific historical prompts. |
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| `model` | The name of the text-to-image model used to generate the image (e.g., `Flux_Schnell`, `SD_3`, `SD_XL`). |
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| `historical_period` | The historical era or century the prompt refers to (e.g., `21st_century`, `1920s`). This is the temporal condition imposed in the prompt. |
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| `category` | The broader conceptual category of the human activity (e.g., `Health and Well-being`, `Art and Expression`). This groups related prompts under common cultural dimensions. |
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| `image_path` | **Relative path** to the image file within the repository. These correspond to generations by different models under specific historical prompts. |
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| `model` | The name of the text-to-image model used to generate the image (e.g., `Flux_Schnell`, `SD_3`, `SD_XL`). |
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| `historical_period` | The historical era or century the prompt refers to (e.g., `21st_century`, `1920s`). This is the temporal condition imposed in the prompt. |
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| `universal_human_activity` | The prompt used to describe the universal human activity, such as "a person listening to music" or "a person laughing with a friend". |
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## 🧾 Prompt Format
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Each image in the dataset was generated using the following prompt template:
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> **"a [universal_human_activity] in the [historical_period]"**
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For example:
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- "a person making music in the 1960s"
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- "a person treating a wound with care in the 21st century"
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