LoNLI/README.md

LoNLI v1.0

We release CheckList-based behavioral testsuite LoNLI dataset associated with Trusting RoBERTa over BERT: Insights from CheckListing the Natural Language Inference Task . Please note that the ArXiv version is outdated. Our updated version is under review and will soon update the version once the anonymity period is over.

We create a semi-synthetic large test-bench (363 templates, 363k examples) and an associated framework that offers following utilities:

1. individually test and analyze reasoning capabilities along 17 reasoning dimensions (including pragmatic reasoning),
2. design experiments to study cross-capability information content (leave one out or bring one in); and
3. the synthetic nature enable us to control for artifacts and biases.

Files

1. data/data_v2.zip - Unzip it to find 363 files. Each files is named with the corresponding capability (borrowed from TaxiNLI).
   • For example boolean_1.tsv contains the examples form boolean_1 template (found in data/checklist_master.tsv).
   • Each file contains three columns "premise", "hypothesis" and "label"
2. data/checklist_master.tsv - The list of all 363 templates and corresponding generated file-names.
3. templates.ipynb - The python notebook is a single-stop shop for creating data for all templates. It uses the lexicon.py
   • The notebook needs the following packages to run: copy, num2words, checklist
   • To run the notebook, please install using pip install -r requirements.txt
   • Please also checkout the CheckList repository.

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