
# Dataset Card for GEM/turku_hockey_data2text

## Dataset Description

- **Homepage:** https://turkunlp.org/hockey_data2text.html
- **Repository:** https://github.com/TurkuNLP/Turku-hockey-data2text
- **Paper:** https://aclanthology.org/W19-6125/
- **Leaderboard:** N/A
- **Point of Contact:** Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter

### Link to Main Data Card

You can find the main data card on the [GEM Website](https://gem-benchmark.com/data_cards/turku_hockey_data2text).

### Dataset Summary 

This is a Finnish data-to-text dataset in which the input is structured information about a hockey game and the output a description of the game.

You can load the dataset via:
```
import datasets
data = datasets.load_dataset('GEM/turku_hockey_data2text')
```
The data loader can be found [here](https://huggingface.co/datasets/GEM/turku_hockey_data2text).

#### website
[Website](https://turkunlp.org/hockey_data2text.html)

#### paper
[ACL anthology](https://aclanthology.org/W19-6125/)

#### authors
Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)

## Dataset Overview

### Where to find the Data and its Documentation

#### Webpage

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[Website](https://turkunlp.org/hockey_data2text.html)

#### Download

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[Github](https://github.com/TurkuNLP/Turku-hockey-data2text)

#### Paper

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[ACL anthology](https://aclanthology.org/W19-6125/)

#### BibTex

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```
@inproceedings{kanerva2019newsgen,
  Title = {Template-free Data-to-Text Generation of Finnish Sports News},
  Author = {Jenna Kanerva and Samuel R{\"o}nnqvist and Riina Kekki and Tapio Salakoski and Filip Ginter},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 22nd Nordic Conference on Computational Linguistics (NoDaLiDa’19)},
  year={2019}
  }
```

#### Contact Name

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Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter

#### Contact Email

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jmnybl@utu.fi, figint@utu.fi

#### Has a Leaderboard?

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no


### Languages and Intended Use

#### Multilingual?

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no

#### Covered Dialects

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written standard language

#### Covered Languages

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`Finnish`

#### Whose Language?

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The original news articles are written by professional journalists. The text passages extracted in the annotation may be slightly edited compared to the original language during the corpus annotation.

#### License

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cc-by-nc-sa-4.0: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International

#### Intended Use

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This dataset was developed as a benchmark for evaluating template-free, machine learning methods on Finnish news generation in the area of ice hockey reporting.

#### Primary Task

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Data-to-Text

#### Communicative Goal

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Describe an event from an ice hockey game based on the given structural data.


### Credit

#### Curation Organization Type(s)

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`academic`

#### Curation Organization(s)

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University of Turku

#### Dataset Creators

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Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)

#### Funding

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The project was supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund.

#### Who added the Dataset to GEM?

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Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)


### Dataset Structure

#### Data Fields

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The dataset is constructed of games, where each game is a list of events. If the event was annotated (corresponding sentence was found from the news article), it includes `text` field with value other than empty string ("").

For each game (dict), there are keys `gem_id` (string), `id` (string), `news_article` (string), and `events` (list).

For each event (dict), there are different, relevant keys available with non empty values depending on the event type (e.g. goal or penalty). The mandatory keys for each event are `event_id` (string), `event_type` (string), `text` (string, empty string if not annotated), and `multi_reference` (bool). The keys not relevant for the specific event type are left empty.

The relevant keys in the event dictionary are:

For each event type, the following keys are relevant:
  `event_id`: Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  `event_type`: Type of the event, possible values are `game result`, `goal`, `penalty`, or `saves` (string)
  `text`: Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  `multi_reference`: Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


The rest of the fields are specific to the event type. The relevant fields for each event type are:

game result:
  `event_id`: Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  `event_type`: Type of the event (string)
  `home_team`: Name of the home team (string)
  `guest_team`: Name of the guest team (string)
  `score`: Final score of the game, in the form of home–guest (string)
  `periods`: Scores for individual periods, each in the form of home–guest score in that period (list of strings)
  `features`: Additional features, such as overtime win or shoot out (list of strings)
  `text`: Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  `multi_reference`: Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

goal:
  `event_id`: Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  `event_type`: Type of the event (string)
  `player`: Name of the player scoring (string)
  `assist`: Names of the players assisting, at most two players (list of strings)
  `team`: Team scoring with possible values of `home` or `guest` (string)
  `team_name`: Name of the team scoring (string)
  `score`: Score after the goal, in the form of home–guest (string)
  `time`: Time of the goal, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  `features`: Additional features, such as power play or short-handed goal (list of strings)
  `text`: Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  `multi_reference`: Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

penalty:
  `event_id`: Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  `event_type`: Type of the event (string)
  `player`: Name of the player getting the penalty (string)
  `team`: Team getting the penalty with possible values of `home` or `guest` (string)
  `team_name`: Name of the team getting the penalty (string)
  `penalty_minutes`: Penalty minutes (string)
  `time`: Time of the penalty, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  `text`: Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  `multi_reference`: Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

saves:
 `event_id`: Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  `event_type`: Type of the event (string)
  `player`: Name of the goalkeeper (string)
  `team`: Team of the goalkeeper with possible values of `home` or `guest` (string)
  `team_name`: Name of the team (string)
  `saves`: Number of saves in the game (string)
  `text`: Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  `multi_reference`: Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


Text passages describing multiple events (multi_reference):

Some text passages refer to multiple events in such way that separating them to individual statements is not adequate (e.g. "The home team received two penalties towards the end of the first period."). In these cases, multiple events are aligned to the same text passage so that the first event (in chronological order) include the annotated text passage, while the rest of the events referring to the same text passage include the identifier of the first event in the annotated text field (e.g. `text`: "E4").

#### Example Instance

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```
{
  'gem_id': 'gem-turku_hockey_data2text-train-0',
  'id': '20061031-TPS-HPK',
  'news_article': 'HPK:n hyvä syysvire jatkuu jääkiekon SM-liigassa. Tiistaina HPK kukisti mainiolla liikkeellä ja tehokkaalla ylivoimapelillä TPS:n vieraissa 1–0 (1–0, 0–0, 0–0).\nHPK hyödynsi ylivoimaa mennen jo ensimmäisessä erässä Mikko Mäenpään maalilla 1–0 -johtoon.\nToisessa ja kolmannessa erässä HPK tarjosi edelleen TPS:lle runsaasti tilanteita, mutta maalia eivät turkulaiset millään ilveellä saaneet. Pahin este oli loistavan pelin Hämeenlinnan maalilla pelannut Mika Oksa.\nTPS:n maalissa Jani Hurme ei osumille mitään mahtanut. Joukkueen suuri yksinäinen kenttäpelaaja oli Kai Nurminen, mutta hänelläkään ei ollut onnea maalitilanteissa.',
  'events':
    {
      'event_id': ['E1', 'E2', 'E3'],
      'event_type': ['game result', 'penalty', 'goal'],
      'text': ['HPK kukisti TPS:n vieraissa 1–0 (1–0, 0–0, 0–0).', '', 'HPK hyödynsi ylivoimaa mennen jo ensimmäisessä erässä Mikko Mäenpään maalilla 1–0 -johtoon.'],
      'home_team': ['TPS', '', ''],
      'guest_team': ['HPK', '', ''],
      'score': ['0–1', '', '0–1'],
      'periods': [['0–1', '0–0', '0–0'], [], []],
      'features': [[], [], ['power play']],
      'player': ['', 'Fredrik Svensson', 'Mikko Mäenpää'],
      'assist': [[], [], ['Jani Keinänen', 'Toni Mäkiaho']],
      'team': ['', 'guest', 'guest'],
      'team_name': ['', 'HPK', 'HPK'],
      'time': ['', '9.28', '14.57'],
      'penalty_minutes': ['', '2', ''],
      'saves': ['', '', ''],
      'multi_reference': [false, false, false]
    }
}
```

#### Data Splits

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The corpus include 3 splits: train, validation, and test.



## Dataset in GEM

### Rationale for Inclusion in GEM

#### Why is the Dataset in GEM?

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The dataset was created to develop machine learned text generation models for Finnish ice hockey news, where the generation would reflect the natural language variation found from the game reports written by professional journalists. While the original game reports often include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, the corpus was fully manually curated to remove all such  information from the natural language descriptions. The rationale of such curation was to prevent model 'hallucinating' additional facts.

#### Similar Datasets

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yes

#### Unique Language Coverage

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yes

#### Difference from other GEM datasets

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This is the only data2text corpus for Finnish in GEM.

#### Ability that the Dataset measures

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morphological inflection, language variation


### GEM-Specific Curation

#### Modificatied for GEM?

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yes

#### GEM Modifications

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`data points modified`

#### Modification Details

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Structural data was translated into English.

#### Additional Splits?

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no


### Getting Started with the Task




## Previous Results

### Previous Results

#### Metrics

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`BLEU`, `METEOR`, `ROUGE`, `WER`

#### Proposed Evaluation

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Automatic evaluation: BLEU, NIST, METEOR, ROUGE-L, CIDEr
Manual evaluation: factual mistakes, grammatical errors, minimum edit distance to an acceptable game report (using WER)

#### Previous results available?

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yes



## Dataset Curation

### Original Curation

#### Original Curation Rationale

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The dataset is designed for text generation (data2text), where the original source of natural language descriptions is news articles written by journalists. While the link between structural data (ice hockey game statistics) and the news articles describing the game  was quite weak (news articles including a lot of information not derivable from the statistics, while leaving many events unmentioned), the corpus includes full manual annotation aligning the events extracted from game statistics and the corresponding natural language passages extracted from the news articles.

Each event is manually aligned into a sentence-like passage, and in case a suitable passage was not found, the annotation is left empty (with value `None`). The extracted passages were manually modified not to include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, or not considered as world knowledge. The manual curation of passages is designed to prevent model hallucination, i.e. model learning to generate facts not derivable from the input data.

#### Communicative Goal

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Describing the given events (structural data) in natural language, and therefore generating ice hockey game reports.

#### Sourced from Different Sources

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no


### Language Data

#### How was Language Data Obtained?

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`Other`

#### Language Producers

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The initial data, both game statistics and news articles, were obtained from the Finnish News Agency STT news archives released for academic use (http://urn.fi/urn:nbn:fi:lb-2019041501). The original news articles are written by professional journalists.

We (TurkuNLP) gratefully acknowledge the collaboration of Maija Paikkala, Salla Salmela and Pihla Lehmusjoki from the Finnish News Agency STT while creating the corpus.

#### Topics Covered

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Ice hockey, news

#### Data Validation

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not validated

#### Was Data Filtered?

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algorithmically

#### Filter Criteria

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Include only games, where both game statistics and a news article describing the game were available (based on timestamps and team names).


### Structured Annotations

#### Additional Annotations?

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expert created

#### Number of Raters

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1

#### Rater Qualifications

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Members of the TurkuNLP research group, native speakers of Finnish.

#### Raters per Training Example

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1

#### Raters per Test Example

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1

#### Annotation Service?

<!-- info: Was an annotation service used? -->
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no

#### Annotation Values

<!-- info: Purpose and values for each annotation -->
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Manual alignment of events and their natural language descriptions. Removing information not derivable from the input data or world knowledge in order to prevent the model 'hallucination'.

#### Any Quality Control?

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validated by data curators

#### Quality Control Details

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Manual inspection of examples during the initial annotation training phrase.


### Consent

#### Any Consent Policy?

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yes

#### Consent Policy Details

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The corpus license was agreed with the providers of the source material.


### Private Identifying Information (PII)

#### Contains PII?

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<!-- info: Does the source language data likely contain Personal Identifying Information about the data creators or subjects? -->
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yes/very likely

#### Categories of PII

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`generic PII`

#### Any PII Identification?

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no identification


### Maintenance

#### Any Maintenance Plan?

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no



## Broader Social Context

### Previous Work on the Social Impact of the Dataset

#### Usage of Models based on the Data

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no


### Impact on Under-Served Communities

#### Addresses needs of underserved Communities?

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no


### Discussion of Biases

#### Any Documented Social Biases?

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no

#### Are the Language Producers Representative of the Language?

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The dataset represents only written standard language. 



## Considerations for Using the Data

### PII Risks and Liability

#### Potential PII Risk

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None


### Licenses

#### Copyright Restrictions on the Dataset

<!-- info: Based on your answers in the Intended Use part of the Data Overview Section, which of the following best describe the copyright and licensing status of the dataset? -->
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`non-commercial use only`

#### Copyright Restrictions on the Language Data

<!-- info: Based on your answers in the Language part of the Data Curation Section, which of the following best describe the copyright and licensing status of the underlying language data? -->
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`non-commercial use only`


### Known Technical Limitations




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# Dataset Card for GEM/turku_hockey_data2text

## Dataset Description

- Homepage: URL
- Repository: URL
- Paper: URL
- Leaderboard: N/A
- Point of Contact: Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter

### Link to Main Data Card

You can find the main data card on the GEM Website.

### Dataset Summary 

This is a Finnish data-to-text dataset in which the input is structured information about a hockey game and the output a description of the game.

You can load the dataset via:

The data loader can be found here.

#### website
Website

#### paper
ACL anthology

#### authors
Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)

## Dataset Overview

### Where to find the Data and its Documentation

#### Webpage



Website

#### Download



Github

#### Paper



ACL anthology

#### BibTex





#### Contact Name




Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter

#### Contact Email



jmnybl@URL, figint@URL

#### Has a Leaderboard?



no


### Languages and Intended Use

#### Multilingual?




no

#### Covered Dialects



written standard language

#### Covered Languages




'Finnish'

#### Whose Language?



The original news articles are written by professional journalists. The text passages extracted in the annotation may be slightly edited compared to the original language during the corpus annotation.

#### License




cc-by-nc-sa-4.0: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International

#### Intended Use



This dataset was developed as a benchmark for evaluating template-free, machine learning methods on Finnish news generation in the area of ice hockey reporting.

#### Primary Task



Data-to-Text

#### Communicative Goal




Describe an event from an ice hockey game based on the given structural data.


### Credit

#### Curation Organization Type(s)



'academic'

#### Curation Organization(s)



University of Turku

#### Dataset Creators



Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)

#### Funding



The project was supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund.

#### Who added the Dataset to GEM?



Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)


### Dataset Structure

#### Data Fields



The dataset is constructed of games, where each game is a list of events. If the event was annotated (corresponding sentence was found from the news article), it includes 'text' field with value other than empty string ("").

For each game (dict), there are keys 'gem_id' (string), 'id' (string), 'news_article' (string), and 'events' (list).

For each event (dict), there are different, relevant keys available with non empty values depending on the event type (e.g. goal or penalty). The mandatory keys for each event are 'event_id' (string), 'event_type' (string), 'text' (string, empty string if not annotated), and 'multi_reference' (bool). The keys not relevant for the specific event type are left empty.

The relevant keys in the event dictionary are:

For each event type, the following keys are relevant:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event, possible values are 'game result', 'goal', 'penalty', or 'saves' (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


The rest of the fields are specific to the event type. The relevant fields for each event type are:

game result:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'home_team': Name of the home team (string)
  'guest_team': Name of the guest team (string)
  'score': Final score of the game, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'periods': Scores for individual periods, each in the form of home–guest score in that period (list of strings)
  'features': Additional features, such as overtime win or shoot out (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

goal:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player scoring (string)
  'assist': Names of the players assisting, at most two players (list of strings)
  'team': Team scoring with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team scoring (string)
  'score': Score after the goal, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'time': Time of the goal, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'features': Additional features, such as power play or short-handed goal (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

penalty:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player getting the penalty (string)
  'team': Team getting the penalty with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team getting the penalty (string)
  'penalty_minutes': Penalty minutes (string)
  'time': Time of the penalty, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

saves:
 'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the goalkeeper (string)
  'team': Team of the goalkeeper with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team (string)
  'saves': Number of saves in the game (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


Text passages describing multiple events (multi_reference):

Some text passages refer to multiple events in such way that separating them to individual statements is not adequate (e.g. "The home team received two penalties towards the end of the first period."). In these cases, multiple events are aligned to the same text passage so that the first event (in chronological order) include the annotated text passage, while the rest of the events referring to the same text passage include the identifier of the first event in the annotated text field (e.g. 'text': "E4").

#### Example Instance





#### Data Splits



The corpus include 3 splits: train, validation, and test.



## Dataset in GEM

### Rationale for Inclusion in GEM

#### Why is the Dataset in GEM?



The dataset was created to develop machine learned text generation models for Finnish ice hockey news, where the generation would reflect the natural language variation found from the game reports written by professional journalists. While the original game reports often include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, the corpus was fully manually curated to remove all such  information from the natural language descriptions. The rationale of such curation was to prevent model 'hallucinating' additional facts.

#### Similar Datasets



yes

#### Unique Language Coverage



yes

#### Difference from other GEM datasets



This is the only data2text corpus for Finnish in GEM.

#### Ability that the Dataset measures



morphological inflection, language variation


### GEM-Specific Curation

#### Modificatied for GEM?



yes

#### GEM Modifications



'data points modified'

#### Modification Details



Structural data was translated into English.

#### Additional Splits?



no


### Getting Started with the Task




## Previous Results

### Previous Results

#### Metrics



'BLEU', 'METEOR', 'ROUGE', 'WER'

#### Proposed Evaluation



Automatic evaluation: BLEU, NIST, METEOR, ROUGE-L, CIDEr
Manual evaluation: factual mistakes, grammatical errors, minimum edit distance to an acceptable game report (using WER)

#### Previous results available?



yes



## Dataset Curation

### Original Curation

#### Original Curation Rationale



The dataset is designed for text generation (data2text), where the original source of natural language descriptions is news articles written by journalists. While the link between structural data (ice hockey game statistics) and the news articles describing the game  was quite weak (news articles including a lot of information not derivable from the statistics, while leaving many events unmentioned), the corpus includes full manual annotation aligning the events extracted from game statistics and the corresponding natural language passages extracted from the news articles.

Each event is manually aligned into a sentence-like passage, and in case a suitable passage was not found, the annotation is left empty (with value 'None'). The extracted passages were manually modified not to include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, or not considered as world knowledge. The manual curation of passages is designed to prevent model hallucination, i.e. model learning to generate facts not derivable from the input data.

#### Communicative Goal



Describing the given events (structural data) in natural language, and therefore generating ice hockey game reports.

#### Sourced from Different Sources



no


### Language Data

#### How was Language Data Obtained?



'Other'

#### Language Producers



The initial data, both game statistics and news articles, were obtained from the Finnish News Agency STT news archives released for academic use (URL The original news articles are written by professional journalists.

We (TurkuNLP) gratefully acknowledge the collaboration of Maija Paikkala, Salla Salmela and Pihla Lehmusjoki from the Finnish News Agency STT while creating the corpus.

#### Topics Covered



Ice hockey, news

#### Data Validation



not validated

#### Was Data Filtered?



algorithmically

#### Filter Criteria



Include only games, where both game statistics and a news article describing the game were available (based on timestamps and team names).


### Structured Annotations

#### Additional Annotations?




expert created

#### Number of Raters



1

#### Rater Qualifications



Members of the TurkuNLP research group, native speakers of Finnish.

#### Raters per Training Example



1

#### Raters per Test Example



1

#### Annotation Service?



no

#### Annotation Values



Manual alignment of events and their natural language descriptions. Removing information not derivable from the input data or world knowledge in order to prevent the model 'hallucination'.

#### Any Quality Control?



validated by data curators

#### Quality Control Details



Manual inspection of examples during the initial annotation training phrase.


### Consent

#### Any Consent Policy?



yes

#### Consent Policy Details



The corpus license was agreed with the providers of the source material.


### Private Identifying Information (PII)

#### Contains PII?




yes/very likely

#### Categories of PII



'generic PII'

#### Any PII Identification?



no identification


### Maintenance

#### Any Maintenance Plan?



no



## Broader Social Context

### Previous Work on the Social Impact of the Dataset

#### Usage of Models based on the Data



no


### Impact on Under-Served Communities

#### Addresses needs of underserved Communities?



no


### Discussion of Biases

#### Any Documented Social Biases?



no

#### Are the Language Producers Representative of the Language?



The dataset represents only written standard language. 



## Considerations for Using the Data

### PII Risks and Liability

#### Potential PII Risk



None


### Licenses

#### Copyright Restrictions on the Dataset



'non-commercial use only'

#### Copyright Restrictions on the Language Data



'non-commercial use only'


### Known Technical Limitations




# Dataset Card for GEM/turku_hockey_data2text ## Dataset Description

- Homepage: URL
- Repository: URL
- Paper: URL
- Leaderboard: N/A
- Point of Contact: Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter ### Link to Main Data Card

You can find the main data card on the GEM Website. ### Dataset Summary 

This is a Finnish data-to-text dataset in which the input is structured information about a hockey game and the output a description of the game.

You can load the dataset via:

The data loader can be found here. #### website
Website #### paper
ACL anthology #### authors
Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) ## Dataset Overview ### Where to find the Data and its Documentation #### Webpage



Website #### Download



Github #### Paper



ACL anthology #### BibTex #### Contact Name




Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter #### Contact Email



jmnybl@URL, figint@URL #### Has a Leaderboard?



no ### Languages and Intended Use #### Multilingual?




no #### Covered Dialects



written standard language #### Covered Languages




'Finnish' #### Whose Language?



The original news articles are written by professional journalists. The text passages extracted in the annotation may be slightly edited compared to the original language during the corpus annotation. #### License




cc-by-nc-sa-4.0: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International #### Intended Use



This dataset was developed as a benchmark for evaluating template-free, machine learning methods on Finnish news generation in the area of ice hockey reporting. #### Primary Task



Data-to-Text #### Communicative Goal




Describe an event from an ice hockey game based on the given structural data. ### Credit #### Curation Organization Type(s)



'academic' #### Curation Organization(s)



University of Turku #### Dataset Creators



Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) #### Funding



The project was supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund. #### Who added the Dataset to GEM?



Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) ### Dataset Structure #### Data Fields



The dataset is constructed of games, where each game is a list of events. If the event was annotated (corresponding sentence was found from the news article), it includes 'text' field with value other than empty string ("").

For each game (dict), there are keys 'gem_id' (string), 'id' (string), 'news_article' (string), and 'events' (list).

For each event (dict), there are different, relevant keys available with non empty values depending on the event type (e.g. goal or penalty). The mandatory keys for each event are 'event_id' (string), 'event_type' (string), 'text' (string, empty string if not annotated), and 'multi_reference' (bool). The keys not relevant for the specific event type are left empty.

The relevant keys in the event dictionary are:

For each event type, the following keys are relevant:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event, possible values are 'game result', 'goal', 'penalty', or 'saves' (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


The rest of the fields are specific to the event type. The relevant fields for each event type are:

game result:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'home_team': Name of the home team (string)
  'guest_team': Name of the guest team (string)
  'score': Final score of the game, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'periods': Scores for individual periods, each in the form of home–guest score in that period (list of strings)
  'features': Additional features, such as overtime win or shoot out (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

goal:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player scoring (string)
  'assist': Names of the players assisting, at most two players (list of strings)
  'team': Team scoring with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team scoring (string)
  'score': Score after the goal, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'time': Time of the goal, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'features': Additional features, such as power play or short-handed goal (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

penalty:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player getting the penalty (string)
  'team': Team getting the penalty with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team getting the penalty (string)
  'penalty_minutes': Penalty minutes (string)
  'time': Time of the penalty, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

saves:
 'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the goalkeeper (string)
  'team': Team of the goalkeeper with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team (string)
  'saves': Number of saves in the game (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


Text passages describing multiple events (multi_reference):

Some text passages refer to multiple events in such way that separating them to individual statements is not adequate (e.g. "The home team received two penalties towards the end of the first period."). In these cases, multiple events are aligned to the same text passage so that the first event (in chronological order) include the annotated text passage, while the rest of the events referring to the same text passage include the identifier of the first event in the annotated text field (e.g. 'text': "E4"). #### Example Instance #### Data Splits



The corpus include 3 splits: train, validation, and test. ## Dataset in GEM ### Rationale for Inclusion in GEM #### Why is the Dataset in GEM?



The dataset was created to develop machine learned text generation models for Finnish ice hockey news, where the generation would reflect the natural language variation found from the game reports written by professional journalists. While the original game reports often include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, the corpus was fully manually curated to remove all such  information from the natural language descriptions. The rationale of such curation was to prevent model 'hallucinating' additional facts. #### Similar Datasets



yes #### Unique Language Coverage



yes #### Difference from other GEM datasets



This is the only data2text corpus for Finnish in GEM. #### Ability that the Dataset measures



morphological inflection, language variation ### GEM-Specific Curation #### Modificatied for GEM?



yes #### GEM Modifications



'data points modified' #### Modification Details



Structural data was translated into English. #### Additional Splits?



no ### Getting Started with the Task ## Previous Results ### Previous Results #### Metrics



'BLEU', 'METEOR', 'ROUGE', 'WER' #### Proposed Evaluation



Automatic evaluation: BLEU, NIST, METEOR, ROUGE-L, CIDEr
Manual evaluation: factual mistakes, grammatical errors, minimum edit distance to an acceptable game report (using WER) #### Previous results available?



yes ## Dataset Curation ### Original Curation #### Original Curation Rationale



The dataset is designed for text generation (data2text), where the original source of natural language descriptions is news articles written by journalists. While the link between structural data (ice hockey game statistics) and the news articles describing the game  was quite weak (news articles including a lot of information not derivable from the statistics, while leaving many events unmentioned), the corpus includes full manual annotation aligning the events extracted from game statistics and the corresponding natural language passages extracted from the news articles.

Each event is manually aligned into a sentence-like passage, and in case a suitable passage was not found, the annotation is left empty (with value 'None'). The extracted passages were manually modified not to include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, or not considered as world knowledge. The manual curation of passages is designed to prevent model hallucination, i.e. model learning to generate facts not derivable from the input data. #### Communicative Goal



Describing the given events (structural data) in natural language, and therefore generating ice hockey game reports. #### Sourced from Different Sources



no ### Language Data #### How was Language Data Obtained?



'Other' #### Language Producers



The initial data, both game statistics and news articles, were obtained from the Finnish News Agency STT news archives released for academic use (URL The original news articles are written by professional journalists.

We (TurkuNLP) gratefully acknowledge the collaboration of Maija Paikkala, Salla Salmela and Pihla Lehmusjoki from the Finnish News Agency STT while creating the corpus. #### Topics Covered



Ice hockey, news #### Data Validation



not validated #### Was Data Filtered?



algorithmically #### Filter Criteria



Include only games, where both game statistics and a news article describing the game were available (based on timestamps and team names). ### Structured Annotations #### Additional Annotations?




expert created #### Number of Raters



1 #### Rater Qualifications



Members of the TurkuNLP research group, native speakers of Finnish. #### Raters per Training Example



1 #### Raters per Test Example



1 #### Annotation Service?



no #### Annotation Values



Manual alignment of events and their natural language descriptions. Removing information not derivable from the input data or world knowledge in order to prevent the model 'hallucination'. #### Any Quality Control?



validated by data curators #### Quality Control Details



Manual inspection of examples during the initial annotation training phrase. ### Consent #### Any Consent Policy?



yes #### Consent Policy Details



The corpus license was agreed with the providers of the source material. ### Private Identifying Information (PII) #### Contains PII?




yes/very likely #### Categories of PII



'generic PII' #### Any PII Identification?



no identification ### Maintenance #### Any Maintenance Plan?



no ## Broader Social Context ### Previous Work on the Social Impact of the Dataset #### Usage of Models based on the Data



no ### Impact on Under-Served Communities #### Addresses needs of underserved Communities?



no ### Discussion of Biases #### Any Documented Social Biases?



no #### Are the Language Producers Representative of the Language?



The dataset represents only written standard language. ## Considerations for Using the Data ### PII Risks and Liability #### Potential PII Risk



None ### Licenses #### Copyright Restrictions on the Dataset



'non-commercial use only' #### Copyright Restrictions on the Language Data



'non-commercial use only' ### Known Technical Limitations
TAGS
#task_categories-table-to-text #annotations_creators-expert-created #language_creators-unknown #multilinguality-unknown #size_categories-unknown #source_datasets-original #language-Finnish #license-cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 #data-to-text #region-us 
 # Dataset Card for GEM/turku_hockey_data2text ## Dataset Description

- Homepage: URL
- Repository: URL
- Paper: URL
- Leaderboard: N/A
- Point of Contact: Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter ### Link to Main Data Card

You can find the main data card on the GEM Website. ### Dataset Summary 

This is a Finnish data-to-text dataset in which the input is structured information about a hockey game and the output a description of the game.

You can load the dataset via:

The data loader can be found here. #### website
Website #### paper
ACL anthology #### authors
Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) ## Dataset Overview ### Where to find the Data and its Documentation #### Webpage



Website #### Download



Github #### Paper



ACL anthology #### BibTex #### Contact Name




Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter #### Contact Email



jmnybl@URL, figint@URL #### Has a Leaderboard?



no ### Languages and Intended Use #### Multilingual?




no #### Covered Dialects



written standard language #### Covered Languages




'Finnish' #### Whose Language?



The original news articles are written by professional journalists. The text passages extracted in the annotation may be slightly edited compared to the original language during the corpus annotation. #### License




cc-by-nc-sa-4.0: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International #### Intended Use



This dataset was developed as a benchmark for evaluating template-free, machine learning methods on Finnish news generation in the area of ice hockey reporting. #### Primary Task



Data-to-Text #### Communicative Goal




Describe an event from an ice hockey game based on the given structural data. ### Credit #### Curation Organization Type(s)



'academic' #### Curation Organization(s)



University of Turku #### Dataset Creators



Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) #### Funding



The project was supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund. #### Who added the Dataset to GEM?



Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku) ### Dataset Structure #### Data Fields



The dataset is constructed of games, where each game is a list of events. If the event was annotated (corresponding sentence was found from the news article), it includes 'text' field with value other than empty string ("").

For each game (dict), there are keys 'gem_id' (string), 'id' (string), 'news_article' (string), and 'events' (list).

For each event (dict), there are different, relevant keys available with non empty values depending on the event type (e.g. goal or penalty). The mandatory keys for each event are 'event_id' (string), 'event_type' (string), 'text' (string, empty string if not annotated), and 'multi_reference' (bool). The keys not relevant for the specific event type are left empty.

The relevant keys in the event dictionary are:

For each event type, the following keys are relevant:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event, possible values are 'game result', 'goal', 'penalty', or 'saves' (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


The rest of the fields are specific to the event type. The relevant fields for each event type are:

game result:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'home_team': Name of the home team (string)
  'guest_team': Name of the guest team (string)
  'score': Final score of the game, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'periods': Scores for individual periods, each in the form of home–guest score in that period (list of strings)
  'features': Additional features, such as overtime win or shoot out (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

goal:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player scoring (string)
  'assist': Names of the players assisting, at most two players (list of strings)
  'team': Team scoring with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team scoring (string)
  'score': Score after the goal, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'time': Time of the goal, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'features': Additional features, such as power play or short-handed goal (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

penalty:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player getting the penalty (string)
  'team': Team getting the penalty with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team getting the penalty (string)
  'penalty_minutes': Penalty minutes (string)
  'time': Time of the penalty, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

saves:
 'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the goalkeeper (string)
  'team': Team of the goalkeeper with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team (string)
  'saves': Number of saves in the game (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


Text passages describing multiple events (multi_reference):

Some text passages refer to multiple events in such way that separating them to individual statements is not adequate (e.g. "The home team received two penalties towards the end of the first period."). In these cases, multiple events are aligned to the same text passage so that the first event (in chronological order) include the annotated text passage, while the rest of the events referring to the same text passage include the identifier of the first event in the annotated text field (e.g. 'text': "E4"). #### Example Instance #### Data Splits



The corpus include 3 splits: train, validation, and test. ## Dataset in GEM ### Rationale for Inclusion in GEM #### Why is the Dataset in GEM?



The dataset was created to develop machine learned text generation models for Finnish ice hockey news, where the generation would reflect the natural language variation found from the game reports written by professional journalists. While the original game reports often include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, the corpus was fully manually curated to remove all such  information from the natural language descriptions. The rationale of such curation was to prevent model 'hallucinating' additional facts. #### Similar Datasets



yes #### Unique Language Coverage



yes #### Difference from other GEM datasets



This is the only data2text corpus for Finnish in GEM. #### Ability that the Dataset measures



morphological inflection, language variation ### GEM-Specific Curation #### Modificatied for GEM?



yes #### GEM Modifications



'data points modified' #### Modification Details



Structural data was translated into English. #### Additional Splits?



no ### Getting Started with the Task ## Previous Results ### Previous Results #### Metrics



'BLEU', 'METEOR', 'ROUGE', 'WER' #### Proposed Evaluation



Automatic evaluation: BLEU, NIST, METEOR, ROUGE-L, CIDEr
Manual evaluation: factual mistakes, grammatical errors, minimum edit distance to an acceptable game report (using WER) #### Previous results available?



yes ## Dataset Curation ### Original Curation #### Original Curation Rationale



The dataset is designed for text generation (data2text), where the original source of natural language descriptions is news articles written by journalists. While the link between structural data (ice hockey game statistics) and the news articles describing the game  was quite weak (news articles including a lot of information not derivable from the statistics, while leaving many events unmentioned), the corpus includes full manual annotation aligning the events extracted from game statistics and the corresponding natural language passages extracted from the news articles.

Each event is manually aligned into a sentence-like passage, and in case a suitable passage was not found, the annotation is left empty (with value 'None'). The extracted passages were manually modified not to include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, or not considered as world knowledge. The manual curation of passages is designed to prevent model hallucination, i.e. model learning to generate facts not derivable from the input data. #### Communicative Goal



Describing the given events (structural data) in natural language, and therefore generating ice hockey game reports. #### Sourced from Different Sources



no ### Language Data #### How was Language Data Obtained?



'Other' #### Language Producers



The initial data, both game statistics and news articles, were obtained from the Finnish News Agency STT news archives released for academic use (URL The original news articles are written by professional journalists.

We (TurkuNLP) gratefully acknowledge the collaboration of Maija Paikkala, Salla Salmela and Pihla Lehmusjoki from the Finnish News Agency STT while creating the corpus. #### Topics Covered



Ice hockey, news #### Data Validation



not validated #### Was Data Filtered?



algorithmically #### Filter Criteria



Include only games, where both game statistics and a news article describing the game were available (based on timestamps and team names). ### Structured Annotations #### Additional Annotations?




expert created #### Number of Raters



1 #### Rater Qualifications



Members of the TurkuNLP research group, native speakers of Finnish. #### Raters per Training Example



1 #### Raters per Test Example



1 #### Annotation Service?



no #### Annotation Values



Manual alignment of events and their natural language descriptions. Removing information not derivable from the input data or world knowledge in order to prevent the model 'hallucination'. #### Any Quality Control?



validated by data curators #### Quality Control Details



Manual inspection of examples during the initial annotation training phrase. ### Consent #### Any Consent Policy?



yes #### Consent Policy Details



The corpus license was agreed with the providers of the source material. ### Private Identifying Information (PII) #### Contains PII?




yes/very likely #### Categories of PII



'generic PII' #### Any PII Identification?



no identification ### Maintenance #### Any Maintenance Plan?



no ## Broader Social Context ### Previous Work on the Social Impact of the Dataset #### Usage of Models based on the Data



no ### Impact on Under-Served Communities #### Addresses needs of underserved Communities?



no ### Discussion of Biases #### Any Documented Social Biases?



no #### Are the Language Producers Representative of the Language?



The dataset represents only written standard language. ## Considerations for Using the Data ### PII Risks and Liability #### Potential PII Risk



None ### Licenses #### Copyright Restrictions on the Dataset



'non-commercial use only' #### Copyright Restrictions on the Language Data



'non-commercial use only' ### Known Technical Limitations
passage: TAGS
#task_categories-table-to-text #annotations_creators-expert-created #language_creators-unknown #multilinguality-unknown #size_categories-unknown #source_datasets-original #language-Finnish #license-cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 #data-to-text #region-us 
# Dataset Card for GEM/turku_hockey_data2text## Dataset Description

- Homepage: URL
- Repository: URL
- Paper: URL
- Leaderboard: N/A
- Point of Contact: Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter### Link to Main Data Card

You can find the main data card on the GEM Website.### Dataset Summary 

This is a Finnish data-to-text dataset in which the input is structured information about a hockey game and the output a description of the game.

You can load the dataset via:

The data loader can be found here.#### website
Website#### paper
ACL anthology#### authors
Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)## Dataset Overview### Where to find the Data and its Documentation#### Webpage



Website#### Download



Github#### Paper



ACL anthology#### BibTex#### Contact Name




Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter#### Contact Email



jmnybl@URL, figint@URL#### Has a Leaderboard?



no### Languages and Intended Use#### Multilingual?




no#### Covered Dialects



written standard language#### Covered Languages




'Finnish'#### Whose Language?



The original news articles are written by professional journalists. The text passages extracted in the annotation may be slightly edited compared to the original language during the corpus annotation.#### License




cc-by-nc-sa-4.0: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International#### Intended Use



This dataset was developed as a benchmark for evaluating template-free, machine learning methods on Finnish news generation in the area of ice hockey reporting. passage: #### Primary Task



Data-to-Text#### Communicative Goal




Describe an event from an ice hockey game based on the given structural data.### Credit#### Curation Organization Type(s)



'academic'#### Curation Organization(s)



University of Turku#### Dataset Creators



Jenna Kanerva, Samuel Rönnqvist, Riina Kekki, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)#### Funding



The project was supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund.#### Who added the Dataset to GEM?



Jenna Kanerva, Filip Ginter (TurkuNLP / University of Turku)### Dataset Structure passage: #### Data Fields



The dataset is constructed of games, where each game is a list of events. If the event was annotated (corresponding sentence was found from the news article), it includes 'text' field with value other than empty string ("").

For each game (dict), there are keys 'gem_id' (string), 'id' (string), 'news_article' (string), and 'events' (list).

For each event (dict), there are different, relevant keys available with non empty values depending on the event type (e.g. goal or penalty). The mandatory keys for each event are 'event_id' (string), 'event_type' (string), 'text' (string, empty string if not annotated), and 'multi_reference' (bool). The keys not relevant for the specific event type are left empty.

The relevant keys in the event dictionary are:

For each event type, the following keys are relevant:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event, possible values are 'game result', 'goal', 'penalty', or 'saves' (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


The rest of the fields are specific to the event type. The relevant fields for each event type are:

game result:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'home_team': Name of the home team (string)
  'guest_team': Name of the guest team (string)
  'score': Final score of the game, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'periods': Scores for individual periods, each in the form of home–guest score in that period (list of strings)
  'features': Additional features, such as overtime win or shoot out (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

goal:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player scoring (string)
  'assist': Names of the players assisting, at most two players (list of strings)
  'team': Team scoring with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team scoring (string)
  'score': Score after the goal, in the form of home–guest (string)
  'time': Time of the goal, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'features': Additional features, such as power play or short-handed goal (list of strings)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

penalty:
  'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the player getting the penalty (string)
  'team': Team getting the penalty with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team getting the penalty (string)
  'penalty_minutes': Penalty minutes (string)
  'time': Time of the penalty, minutes and seconds from the beginning (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)

saves:
 'event_id': Identifier of the event, unique to the game but not globally, in chronological order (string)
  'event_type': Type of the event (string)
  'player': Name of the goalkeeper (string)
  'team': Team of the goalkeeper with possible values of 'home' or 'guest' (string)
  'team_name': Name of the team (string)
  'saves': Number of saves in the game (string)
  'text': Natural language description of the event, or empty string if not available (string)
  'multi_reference': Does this event refer to a text passage describing multiple events? (bool)


Text passages describing multiple events (multi_reference):

Some text passages refer to multiple events in such way that separating them to individual statements is not adequate (e.g. "The home team received two penalties towards the end of the first period."). In these cases, multiple events are aligned to the same text passage so that the first event (in chronological order) include the annotated text passage, while the rest of the events referring to the same text passage include the identifier of the first event in the annotated text field (e.g. 'text': "E4").#### Example Instance#### Data Splits



The corpus include 3 splits: train, validation, and test.## Dataset in GEM### Rationale for Inclusion in GEM#### Why is the Dataset in GEM?



The dataset was created to develop machine learned text generation models for Finnish ice hockey news, where the generation would reflect the natural language variation found from the game reports written by professional journalists. While the original game reports often include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, the corpus was fully manually curated to remove all such  information from the natural language descriptions. The rationale of such curation was to prevent model 'hallucinating' additional facts.#### Similar Datasets



yes#### Unique Language Coverage



yes#### Difference from other GEM datasets



This is the only data2text corpus for Finnish in GEM.#### Ability that the Dataset measures



morphological inflection, language variation### GEM-Specific Curation#### Modificatied for GEM?



yes#### GEM Modifications



'data points modified'#### Modification Details



Structural data was translated into English.#### Additional Splits?



no### Getting Started with the Task## Previous Results### Previous Results#### Metrics



'BLEU', 'METEOR', 'ROUGE', 'WER'#### Proposed Evaluation



Automatic evaluation: BLEU, NIST, METEOR, ROUGE-L, CIDEr
Manual evaluation: factual mistakes, grammatical errors, minimum edit distance to an acceptable game report (using WER)#### Previous results available?



yes## Dataset Curation### Original Curation passage: #### Original Curation Rationale



The dataset is designed for text generation (data2text), where the original source of natural language descriptions is news articles written by journalists. While the link between structural data (ice hockey game statistics) and the news articles describing the game  was quite weak (news articles including a lot of information not derivable from the statistics, while leaving many events unmentioned), the corpus includes full manual annotation aligning the events extracted from game statistics and the corresponding natural language passages extracted from the news articles.

Each event is manually aligned into a sentence-like passage, and in case a suitable passage was not found, the annotation is left empty (with value 'None'). The extracted passages were manually modified not to include additional information not derivable from the game statistics, or not considered as world knowledge. The manual curation of passages is designed to prevent model hallucination, i.e. model learning to generate facts not derivable from the input data.#### Communicative Goal



Describing the given events (structural data) in natural language, and therefore generating ice hockey game reports.#### Sourced from Different Sources



no### Language Data#### How was Language Data Obtained?



'Other'#### Language Producers



The initial data, both game statistics and news articles, were obtained from the Finnish News Agency STT news archives released for academic use (URL The original news articles are written by professional journalists.

We (TurkuNLP) gratefully acknowledge the collaboration of Maija Paikkala, Salla Salmela and Pihla Lehmusjoki from the Finnish News Agency STT while creating the corpus.#### Topics Covered



Ice hockey, news#### Data Validation



not validated#### Was Data Filtered?



algorithmically#### Filter Criteria



Include only games, where both game statistics and a news article describing the game were available (based on timestamps and team names).### Structured Annotations#### Additional Annotations?




expert created#### Number of Raters



1#### Rater Qualifications



Members of the TurkuNLP research group, native speakers of Finnish.#### Raters per Training Example



1#### Raters per Test Example



1#### Annotation Service?



no#### Annotation Values



Manual alignment of events and their natural language descriptions. Removing information not derivable from the input data or world knowledge in order to prevent the model 'hallucination'.#### Any Quality Control?



validated by data curators#### Quality Control Details



Manual inspection of examples during the initial annotation training phrase.### Consent#### Any Consent Policy?



yes#### Consent Policy Details



The corpus license was agreed with the providers of the source material.### Private Identifying Information (PII)#### Contains PII?




yes/very likely#### Categories of PII



'generic PII'#### Any PII Identification?



no identification### Maintenance#### Any Maintenance Plan?



no## Broader Social Context### Previous Work on the Social Impact of the Dataset#### Usage of Models based on the Data



no### Impact on Under-Served Communities