Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of AnnotationManual/CZSNLI

Timestamp:

Mar 1, 2024, 1:18:23 PM (3 months ago)

Author:

Zuzana Nevěřilová

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AnnotationManual/CZSNLI

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 Also, use common sense when judging the impossibility of following. E.g., if the premise says a man rides a bicycle, and the hypothesis says the man is washing his hands, annotate it as false, even though you can imagine someone washing his hands while riding a bike.
 
+Typically, if the hypothesis is a more general statement than the premise, it is **entailment**. If the premise adds new information or denotes an element of a hypothesis by a more specific name, it is **neutral**. If the hypothesis and the premise describe a non-related action with different actors or they describe mutually exclusive actions, it is a **contradiction**.
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 Next, support your selection by selecting the relevant part in the premise, hypothesis, or both.
 
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 [[Image(entailment1.png,width=30%)]]
 
-(It can happen, there are no such elements.)
+(It can happen that there are no such elements.)
 
 [[Image(entailment2.png,width=50%)]]
 
-Set up relation between the elements in premise and hypothesis. Click the relevant element in premise (1) and click the **Create relation** button a chain icon (2). Next, click the relevant part in the hypothesis (3).
+Set up the relation between the elements in the premise and hypothesis. Click the relevant element in premise (1) and click the **Create relation** button, a chain icon (2). Next, click the relevant part in the hypothesis (3).
 
 [[Image(entailment3.png,width=50%)]]
 
-Select the relation type: click on the Relations tab, select the relation by clicking the triple dot button. Next, click into the **Select labels** box and select a relation.
+Select the relation type: click on the Relations tab, and select the relation by clicking the triple dot button. Next, click into the **Select labels** box and select a relation.
 
-In case of **entailment**, the relation would be green, i.e., generalization or similar. In case of **contradiction**, the relation would be red, i.e. exclusion.
+In the case of **entailment**, the relation would be green, i.e., generalization or similar. In the case of **contradiction**, the relation would be red, i.e., exclusion.
 
 [[Image(entailment4.png,width=15%)]]