Textbook
Universal NLU/NLI Dataset Processing Framework
It is designed with BERT in mind and currently support seven commonsense reasoning datsets(alphanli, hellaswag, physicaliqa, socialiqa, codah, cosmosqa, and commonsenseqa). It can be also applied to other datasets with few line of codes.
Architecture
Dependency
conda install av -c conda-forge
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install --editable .
# or
pip install textbook
Download raw datasets
./fetch.sh
It downloads alphanli, hellaswag, physicaliqa, socialiqa, codah, cosmosqa, and commonsenseqa from AWS in data_cache.
In case you want to use something-something, pelase download the dataset from 20bn's website.
Usage
1. Load a dataset with pandas
from transformers import BertTokenizer
from textbook import *
import pandas as pd
tokenizer = BertTokenizer.from_pretrained('bert-base-cased')
d1 = MultiModalDataset(
df=pd.read_json("data_cache/alphanli/train.jsonl", lines=True),
template=lambda x: template_anli(x, LABEL2INT['anli']),
renderers=[lambda x: renderer_text(x, tokenizer)],
)
bt1 = BatchTool(tokenizer, source="anli")
i1 = DataLoader(d1, batch_sampler=TokenBasedSampler(d1, batch_size=64), collate_fn=bt1.collate_fn)
2. Create a multitask dataset with multiple datasets
from transformers import BertTokenizer
from textbook import *
import pandas as pd
tokenizer = BertTokenizer.from_pretrained('bert-base-cased')
# add additional tokens for each task as special `cls_token`
tokenizer.add_special_tokens({"additional_special_tokens": [
"[ANLI]", "[HELLASWAG]"
]})
d1 = MultiModalDataset(
df=pd.read_json("data_cache/alphanli/train.jsonl", lines=True),
template=lambda x: template_anli(x, LABEL2INT['anli']),
renderers=[lambda x: renderer_text(x, tokenizer, "[ANLI]")],
)
bt1 = BatchTool(tokenizer, source="anli")
i1 = DataLoader(d1, batch_sampler=TokenBasedSampler(d1, batch_size=64), collate_fn=bt1.collate_fn)
d2 = MultiModalDataset(
df=pd.read_json("data_cache/hellaswag/train.jsonl", lines=True),
template=lambda x: template_hellaswag(x, LABEL2INT['hellaswag']),
renderers=[lambda x: renderer_text(x, tokenizer, "[HELLASWAG]")],
)
bt2 = BatchTool(tokenizer, source="hellaswag")
i2 = DataLoader(d2, batch_sampler=TokenBasedSampler(d1, batch_size=64), collate_fn=bt2.collate_fn)
d = MultiTaskDataset([i1, i2], shuffle=False)
#! batch size must be 1 for multitaskdataset, because we already batched in each sub dataset.
for batch in DataLoader(d, batch_size=1, collate_fn=BatchTool.uncollate_fn):
pass
# {
# "source": "anli" or "hellaswag",
# "labels": ...,
# "input_ids": ...,
# "attentions": ...,
# "token_type_ids": ...,
# "images": ...,
# }
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