WTC corpus of 8,600 curated open-domain questions from We The Curious¶
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Description¶
A curated dataset of 8,600 anonymised open-domain questions collected and moderated by We The Curious through its Project What If activities for research on public curiosity and question answering.
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Claims¶
- WTC corpus questions concentrate in Science & Mathematics (55.66%) and over half are causal HOW/WHY questions [+M]
- Graph community detection over QBERT-RR embeddings yields 5,930 question communities, with 5,337 questions having no similar group [+M]
- QBERT-RR finds high-confidence one-sentence Wikipedia answers for 463 WTC questions [+M]
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Key Sources¶
- Zhaozhen Xu, Amelia Howarth, Nicole Briggs, Nello Cristianini. (2024). Understanding Visitors' Curiosity in a Science Centre with Deep Question Processing Network. Int J Artif Intell Educ. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-023-00377-8
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WTC corpus of 8,600 curated open-domain questions from We The Curious |
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A curated dataset of 8,600 anonymised open-domain questions collected and moderated by We The Curious through its Project What If activities for research on public curiosity and question answering. |
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