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-YAML tags:
-annotations_creators:
-- expert-generated
-language:
-- pt
-language_creators:
-- found
-license:
-- cc-by-4.0
-multilinguality:
-- monolingual
-pretty_name: PorSimplesSent
 size_categories:
 - 1K<n<10K
-source_datasets: []
-tags:
-- sentence pair classification
-- sentence retrieval
-- readability assessment
-- portuguese
-task_categories:
-- text-classification
-task_ids: []
 ---
 
 # Dataset Card for PorSimplesSent
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 The dataset has the following fields:
 
-* sentence1: the first sentence in the sentence pair (string).
-* sentence2: the second sentence in the sentence pair (string).
-* label: an integer indicating the relationship between the two sentences in the pair. The possible values are 0, 1, and 2, where 0 means that sentence1 is more simple than sentence2, 1 means that both sentences have the same level of complexity, and 2 means that sentence2 is more simple than sentence1 (int).
-* production_id: an integer identifier for each sentence pair (int).
-* level: a string indicating the level of simplification between the two sentences. The possible values are 'ORI->NAT' (original to natural), 'NAT->STR' (natural to strong), and 'ORI->STR' (original to strong) (string).
-* changed: a string indicating whether the sentence was changed during the simplification process. The possible values are 'S' (changed) and 'N' (not changed) (string).
-* split: a string indicating whether the sentence suffered a split in this simplification level. The possible values are 'S' (split) and 'N' (not split) (string).
-* sentence_text_from: the raw text of the source sentence (string).
-* sentence_text_to: the raw text of the target sentence (string).
-    
+The dataset has the following fields:
+
+* `sentence1`: the first sentence in the sentence pair (string).
+* `sentence2`: the second sentence in the sentence pair (string).
+* `label`: an integer indicating the relationship between the two sentences in the pair. The possible values are 0, 1, and 2, where 0 means that sentence1 is more simple than sentence2, 1 means that both sentences have the same level of complexity, and 2 means that sentence2 is more simple than sentence1 (int).
+* `production_id`: an integer identifier for each sentence pair (int).
+* `level`: a string indicating the level of simplification between the two sentences. The possible values are:
+    * 'ORI->NAT' (original to natural)
+    * 'NAT->STR' (natural to strong)
+    * 'ORI->STR' (original to strong) (string).
+* `changed`: a string indicating whether the sentence was changed during the simplification process. The possible values are:
+    * 'S' (changed)
+    * 'N' (not changed) (string).
+* `split`: a string indicating whether the sentence suffered a split in this simplification level. The possible values are:
+    * 'S' (split)
+    * 'N' (not split) (string).
+* `sentence_text_from`: the raw text of the source sentence (string).
+* `sentence_text_to`: the raw text of the target sentence (string).
+
 ### Data Splits
 
 The dataset is split into three subsets: train, validation, and test. The sizes of each split are as follows: