SLEDA is a three-level framework for evaluating dialogue quality and dialogue annotations for English Second Language (ESL)conversation dialogue.
It was created for the SLEDA project:
For more details, please read: Interaction Matters: A Three-Level Multi-class English Second Language Conversation Dialogue through Interactive Based Metrics
Dialogues labelled for three levels (from the above paper) can be found in SLDEA data.
Features exacted from the annotated datasets can be found in feature_label.csv.
Python script data/explore_data.py provides an example of interfacing with the data.
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dataset/SLDEA- Sample Dataset: Full Access Contact Via: rena.gao@unimelb.edu.au -
Dataset Viewing
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To run the notebooks for examining the datasets, please follow the procedures listed below:
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Download the dataset from the folder.
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Put the data into dataset/SLDEA and extract sample.zip.
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To view the data, one may use preprocessing.ipynb for viewing the examples.
notebooks/a.ipynb- Notebook for preprocessingnotebooks/b.ipynb- Notebook for main experimentsnotebooks/c.ipync- Notebook for added experiments
figures/- Contains all figures used for this project
utils/- Contains all utility functions for this project
reports/- Generated analysis for Arvix paper