Alex Context NLG Dataset

The Schema-Guided Dialogue Dataset

The Schema-Guided Dialogue Dataset

Box-score data

This dataset provides structured NBA basketball game data paired with human-written summaries, enabling research in data-to-document generation. It serves as a benchmark for training and evaluating models that convert structured statistics into coherent natural language narratives. ## Key Features - **Aligned Summaries and Statistics** — Each human-written game summary is paired with corresponding box-scores and line-scores. - **Dual Source Coverage** — Includes data from Rotowire (2014–2017) and SBNation (2006–2017) with distinct writing styles. - **Structured JSON Format** — Data is provided in a consistent JSON schema with team, player, and game details. - **Preprocessed for NLP** — Summaries are tokenized and cleaned, with numeric values standardized as integers. - **Standard Splits** — Data is divided into training, validation, and test sets for machine learning experiments. ## Philosophy The dataset is designed to support reproducible research in natural language generation, focusing on the challenge of transforming structured sports data into fluent, informative text.

WebNLG

The enriched version of the WebNLG described at INLG 2018

Neural-Wikipedian

Neural-Wikipedian is a research project that adapts encoder-decoder neural network frameworks to automatically generate textual summaries (biographies) from structured Semantic Web triples. It addresses the challenge of transforming machine-readable knowledge base data into coherent, human-readable narratives, which is valuable for automating content creation and enhancing data accessibility. ## Key Features **Triple-to-Text Generation** — Converts sets of RDF triples (from DBpedia and Wikidata) into fluent English biography summaries. **Dual Dataset Support** — Includes aligned datasets of DBpedia and Wikidata triples paired with Wikipedia biographies for training and evaluation. **Neural Architectures** — Implements both Triples2LSTM and Triples2GRU models using the Torch framework for sequence generation. **Baseline Language Model** — Provides a KenLM n-gram language model as a comparative baseline for summary generation. **Pre-trained Models** — Offers downloadable pre-trained models for immediate inference without requiring full training cycles. ## Philosophy The project approaches biography generation as a structured data-to-text translation problem, leveraging neural networks to learn the linguistic patterns and factual associations present in Wikipedia content.