Datasets:
Data dictionary
Canonical probe tables use these fields:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
Domain |
Synthetic, PubMed, or Reddit |
Paragraph_ID |
Stable paragraph identifier |
Source_Document_ID |
Grouping identifier used to keep source material together |
Tuple_ID |
Base conditional-tuple/family identifier |
ProbeID |
Unique individual probe identifier |
Probe_Number |
Integer P1–P5 |
Probe_Type |
Named transformation used to form the probe |
Paragraph |
Evidence text |
Probe_Question |
Handcrafted probe claim/question |
Gold_Label |
Supported, Not Supported, or Not Enough Evidence |
Prediction files add predicted_label and omit raw generations. The run manifest
maps every result row to its prediction file and records model, train domain, test
domain, training fraction, and prompt template.
For PubMed, Source_Document_ID is derived from the benchmark paragraph prefix
(for example P12PR3 groups under P12). It is a stable internal grouping key, not
a claimed PMID. Synthetic and Reddit canonical files use the paragraph identifier
as a conservative grouping key; the domain split CSVs preserve any more specific
source identifiers recorded during split construction.