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| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| Run this script as ./conversion_script.py to convert FinCausal 2020 | |
| DIRECTLY from its original repository into HF-compatible parquet files. | |
| Citation / original source | |
| --------------------------- | |
| Mariko, D., Abi Akl, H., Labidurie, E., Durand, S., Sugawara, H., | |
| Mansar, Y., & El-Haj, M. (2020). "The Financial Document Causality | |
| Detection Shared Task (FinCausal 2020)." Proc. of the 1st Joint | |
| Workshop on Financial Narrative Processing and MultiLing Financial | |
| Summarisation (FNP 2020). https://aclanthology.org/2020.fnp-1.3/ | |
| Repo (verified live, public, no login): github.com/yseop/YseopLab, | |
| branch ``develop``, directory ``FNP_2020_FinCausal/`` (the shared task | |
| organizers' own repo -- cited directly in the paper's own footnotes for | |
| baseline/scoring code; a sibling participant repo, | |
| github.com/guillaume-be/Financial-Causality-Extraction, was checked and | |
| is NOT a data host, just a competing system). | |
| License: CC0 (verified: the paper's own text states "Data are released | |
| under the CC0 License"). | |
| Only "trial" and "practice" (= "Training" per the paper's own prose, | |
| despite the folder being named "practice") have gold labels -- | |
| "evaluation" is the blind shared-task test set (verified: its | |
| task1_blind.csv/task2_blind.csv have no Gold/Cause/Effect columns at | |
| all, and no labeled version was ever republished here). Mapped as: | |
| practice ("Training") -> causalatee train, trial -> causalatee test; no | |
| dev.parquet (`with_validation_split` in the evaluation harness carves | |
| one out of train automatically). | |
| Format: semicolon-delimited CSV, one row per whole TEXT SECTION (a | |
| multi-sentence excerpt, not a single sentence -- matches the paper's own | |
| "text sections" framing, e.g. 13478 sections in "practice"). Causal | |
| relations, when present, can genuinely span MULTIPLE sentences within | |
| one section (verified on real rows: a 3-sentence section with cause and | |
| effect each being one whole sentence) -- the same "keep the whole | |
| multi-sentence unit, don't force it into one sentence" granularity this | |
| project already uses for BioCause/TCR, for the same reason: splitting | |
| would risk dropping or corrupting genuinely | |
| cross-sentence relations. | |
| Task 1 (``*-task1.csv``): ``Index; Text; Gold`` -- Gold in {0, 1}, | |
| ALL text sections (causal and not). | |
| Task 2 (``*-task2.csv``): ``Index; Text; Cause; Effect; | |
| Offset_Sentence2; Offset_Sentence3; Cause_Start; Cause_End; | |
| Effect_Start; Effect_End; Sentence`` -- ONLY causal sections. A | |
| section with N causal relations gets N rows sharing the same base | |
| Index with a ".1", ".2", ... suffix (verified: single-relation | |
| sections instead reuse task1's bare index with NO suffix at all -- | |
| this script resolves Task 2's ``Index`` against Task 1 by trying the | |
| bare value FIRST, falling back to stripping a trailing ``.N``, since | |
| assuming every Task-2 index has a suffix is wrong and silently | |
| mismatches ~93% of rows against Task 1's Text). | |
| Cause_Start/Cause_End are a standard Python-style HALF-OPEN | |
| ``text[start:end]`` span into the section's ``Text`` -- verified: 0 | |
| mismatches against the ``Cause`` column across every row checked (both | |
| splits). Effect_Start/Effect_End are, unusually, CLOSED on both ends | |
| (need ``text[start:end+1]``) -- verified: this fits ~96% of rows | |
| exactly; the remaining ~4% are off by one character either way (a | |
| genuine annotation-offset inconsistency in the source itself, not a | |
| parsing bug here -- inspected several real examples, e.g. an | |
| Effect span landing on "...below 108," instead of "...below 108"), | |
| accepted as a small, documented source-data imperfection rather than | |
| something this script can resolve. | |
| """ | |
| import csv | |
| import io | |
| import urllib.request | |
| from pathlib import Path | |
| import pandas as pd | |
| from causalatee.data.constants import ClassLabel, Relation, Task | |
| from causalatee.data.utils import insert_entity_markers, verify_dataset | |
| _BASE_URL = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yseop/YseopLab/develop/FNP_2020_FinCausal/data" | |
| _CACHE_DIR = Path(__file__).parent / ".cache" | |
| # causalatee split name -> (upstream dir, task1 filename, task2 filename). | |
| # "practice"'s file names include a "2" (2nd annotation round) that | |
| # "trial"'s do not -- verified directly, not a typo. | |
| _SPLITS = { | |
| "train": ("practice", "fnp2020-fincausal2-task1.csv", "fnp2020-fincausal2-task2.csv"), | |
| "test": ("trial", "fnp2020-fincausal-task1.csv", "fnp2020-fincausal-task2.csv"), | |
| } | |
| def _fetch(subdir: str, fname: str) -> list[dict]: | |
| """Fetch+parse one raw semicolon-delimited CSV, cached under .cache/.""" | |
| _CACHE_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| cache_path = _CACHE_DIR / subdir / fname | |
| if cache_path.exists(): | |
| content = cache_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8") | |
| else: | |
| with urllib.request.urlopen(f"{_BASE_URL}/{subdir}/{fname}") as resp: | |
| content = resp.read().decode("utf-8-sig") | |
| cache_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| cache_path.write_text(content, encoding="utf-8") | |
| reader = csv.DictReader(io.StringIO(content), delimiter=";") | |
| return [{k.strip(): (v.strip() if isinstance(v, str) else v) for k, v in row.items()} for row in reader] | |
| def _load_task1(split: str) -> dict[str, str]: | |
| """index -> whole-section text, for every section (causal or not).""" | |
| subdir, task1_fname, _ = _SPLITS[split] | |
| return {r["Index"]: r["Text"] for r in _fetch(subdir, task1_fname)} | |
| def _load_relations_by_index(split: str) -> dict[str, list[dict]]: | |
| """base task1 index -> list of {"cause": (s,e), "effect": (s,e)}.""" | |
| subdir, _, task2_fname = _SPLITS[split] | |
| task1_texts = _load_task1(split) | |
| by_index: dict[str, list[dict]] = {} | |
| for r in _fetch(subdir, task2_fname): | |
| idx = r["Index"] | |
| base = idx if idx in task1_texts else idx.rsplit(".", 1)[0] | |
| if base not in task1_texts: | |
| continue # would indicate a genuinely unresolvable index; not seen in practice | |
| cs, ce = int(r["Cause_Start"]), int(r["Cause_End"]) | |
| es, ee = int(r["Effect_Start"]), int(r["Effect_End"]) | |
| by_index.setdefault(base, []).append({"cause": (cs, ce), "effect": (es, ee + 1)}) | |
| return by_index | |
| def convert_for_causality_detection(split: str) -> None: | |
| subdir, task1_fname, _ = _SPLITS[split] | |
| rows = [ | |
| {"index": f"fincausal20_{split}_{r['Index']}", "text": r["Text"], | |
| "label": ClassLabel.Causal if int(r["Gold"]) else ClassLabel.Uncausal} | |
| for r in _fetch(subdir, task1_fname) | |
| ] | |
| df = pd.DataFrame(rows).set_index("index") | |
| for error in verify_dataset(df, Task.CausalityDetection): | |
| print(f"WARNING [FinCausal20 {Task.CausalityDetection}/{split}]: {error}") | |
| df.to_parquet(f"./causality-detection/{split}.parquet", engine="pyarrow") | |
| def convert_for_causal_candidate_extraction(split: str) -> None: | |
| task1_texts = _load_task1(split) | |
| relations_by_index = _load_relations_by_index(split) | |
| out = [] | |
| for base, relations in relations_by_index.items(): | |
| spans = sorted({relations[i]["cause"] for i in range(len(relations))} | |
| | {relations[i]["effect"] for i in range(len(relations))}) | |
| entity = [list(span) for span in spans] | |
| out.append({"index": f"fincausal20_{split}_{base}", "text": task1_texts[base], "entity": entity}) | |
| df = pd.DataFrame(out).set_index("index") | |
| for error in verify_dataset(df, Task.CausalCandidateExtraction): | |
| print(f"WARNING [FinCausal20 {Task.CausalCandidateExtraction}/{split}]: {error}") | |
| df.to_parquet(f"./causal-candidate-extraction/{split}.parquet", engine="pyarrow") | |
| def convert_for_causality_identification(split: str) -> None: | |
| task1_texts = _load_task1(split) | |
| relations_by_index = _load_relations_by_index(split) | |
| out = [] | |
| for base, relations in relations_by_index.items(): | |
| text = task1_texts[base] | |
| span_to_id: dict[tuple[int, int], str] = {} | |
| segments: dict[str, list[tuple[int, int]]] = {} | |
| causalatee_relations = [] | |
| for rel in relations: | |
| ids = {} | |
| for role in ("cause", "effect"): | |
| span = rel[role] | |
| if span not in span_to_id: | |
| eid = f"e{len(span_to_id) + 1}" | |
| span_to_id[span] = eid | |
| segments[eid] = [span] | |
| ids[role] = span_to_id[span] | |
| causalatee_relations.append( | |
| {"relationship": Relation.Procausal, "first": ids["cause"], "second": ids["effect"]} | |
| ) | |
| marked_text = insert_entity_markers(text, segments) | |
| out.append({"index": f"fincausal20_{split}_{base}", "text": marked_text, "relations": causalatee_relations}) | |
| df = pd.DataFrame(out).set_index("index") | |
| for error in verify_dataset(df, Task.CausalityIdentification): | |
| print(f"WARNING [FinCausal20 {Task.CausalityIdentification}/{split}]: {error}") | |
| df.to_parquet(f"./causality-identification/{split}.parquet", engine="pyarrow") | |
| if __name__ == "__main__": | |
| for split in ["train", "test"]: | |
| convert_for_causality_detection(split) | |
| convert_for_causal_candidate_extraction(split) | |
| convert_for_causality_identification(split) | |