sibyl-tool 0.1.2

A tool for sibylvariant transformations

Sibyl

Sibyl is a tool for generating new data from what you have already. Transform your data in over 35 different ways by either selecting one or sampling n transformations at a time.

There are two primary kinds of transformations:

• Invariant (INV) : transform the input, but the expected output remains the same.
  • ex. "I love NY" + Emojify = "I 💗 NY", which has an INV effect on the sentiment.
• Sibylvariant (SIB) : transform the input and the expected output may change in some way.
  • ex. "I love NY" + ChangeAntonym = "I hate NY", which has a SIB effect on the sentiment (label inverted from positive (1) to negative (0)).

Some transformations also result in soft labels and they're called SIB-mix transformations. For example, within topic classification you could use SentMix on your data to randomly combine two inputs from different classes into one input and then shuffle the sentences around. This new data would have a new label with probabilities weighted according to the relative length of text contributed by the two inputs. Illustrating with AG_NEWS, if you mix an article about sports with one about business, it might result in a new soft label like [0, 0.5, 0.5, 0]. The intuition here is that humans would be able to recognize that there are two topics in a document and we should expect our models to behave similarly (i.e. the model predictions should be very close to 50/50 on the expected topics).

Examples

Here's a quick example of using a single transform:

from transforms import HomoglyphSwap

transform = HomoglyphSwap(change=0.75)
string_in = "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
string_out = transform(string_in)
print(string_out) 

>> Tհe quіc𝒌 Ьⲅоԝn 𝚏о× ϳuｍрѕ оѵеⲅ 𝚝հе ⅼɑzу ԁoɡ

Here's a quick example using transform_dataset which uniformly samples from the taxonomized transformations so that you generate new data relevant to your particular task.

from datasets import load_dataset
from transforms import *
from utils import *

dataset = load_dataset('glue', 'sst2')
train_data = dataset['train']
train_data.rename_column_('sentence', 'text')

task = 'sentiment'
tran = 'SIB'
n = 2

out = transform_dataset(
    train_data[:5], 
    num_transforms=n, 
    task=task, 
    tran=tran
)

new_text, new_label, trans_applied = out

Here are some examples we've already prepared:

from utils import *

test_suites = pkl_load('assets/SST2/test_suites.pkl')
INV_test_suites = pkl_load('assets/SST2/INV_test_suites.pkl')
SIB_test_suites = pkl_load('assets/SST2/SIB_test_suites.pkl')

n = 3
df_orig = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(test_suites[0]).head(n)
df_INV  = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(INV_test_suites[0]).head(n)
df_SIB  = pd.DataFrame.from_dict({'data': SIB_test_suites[0]['data'], 
                                  'target': SIB_test_suites[0]['target'],
                                  'ts': SIB_test_suites[0]['ts']}).head(n)

df_orig.rename(columns={'data': 'original'}, inplace=True)
df_INV.rename(columns={'data': 'INV_transformed', 'ts' : 'transforms_applied'}, inplace=True)
df_SIB.rename(columns={'data': 'SIB_transformed', 'ts' : 'transforms_applied'}, inplace=True)

df = pd.concat([df_orig, df_INV, df_SIB], axis=1)

df

#	original	target	INV_transformed	target	transforms_applied	SIB_transformed	target	transforms_applied
0	boisterous and utterly charming	1	boisterous robust+ious and utterly charming	1	['RandomInsertion', 'RandomCharInsert']	boisterous and utterly charming That being said, I loved it. 💁🏽‍♂	1	['InsertPositivePhrase', 'AddPositiveEmoji']
1	pathos-filled but ultimately life-affirming finale	1	рɑthos-fіlled but սⅼtimatеly li𝚏e-/ffirmiոɡ finɑlе	1	['RandomCharSubst', 'HomoglyphSwap']	pathos-filled but ultimately life-affirming finale https://www.dictionary.com/browse/clunky 🙋	1	['AddNegativeLink', 'AddPositiveEmoji']
2	with a lower i.q. than when i had entered	0	with a gloomy i.q. than when i had immerse	0	['ChangeSynonym', 'ChangeHyponym']	with a lower i.q. than when i had entered 👨‍❤‍💋‍👨 That being said, I liked it.	1	['AddPositiveEmoji', 'InsertPositivePhrase']