Datasets:

community-datasets
/

generics_kb

Dataset card Data Studio Files Files and versions Community

Subset (4)

generics_kb_best · 1.02M rows

Split (1)

train · 1.02M rows

source stringclasses 6 values	term stringlengths 1 42	quantifier_number stringclasses 13 values	generic_sentence stringlengths 10 100	score float64 0.23 1
ARC	woody biomass	some	Some woody biomass uses for generate electricity.	0.510074
TupleKB	woody debris		Woody debris provides habitats.	1
ARC	woody fruit	some	Some woody fruit contains brazil nuts.	0.336188
ARC	woody fruit	some	Some woody fruit contains nuts.	0.414933
ARC	woody fruit	some	Some woody fruit contains oblong nuts.	0.342304
Waterloo	woody growth	Most	Most woody growth occurs in unconnected parallel lines up the trunk.	0.491666
TupleKB	woody plant growth		Woody plant growth is caused by maturation.	1
WordNet3.0	woody plant		A woody plant is a tracheophyte	1
ARC	woody plant		Woody plants are a common component of most rangelands around the world.	0.477375
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are absent and standing water is present only after heavy rains.	0.450988
ARC	woody plant		Woody plants are always perennials often long lived and can be very large.	0.691422
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are less affected than succulent plants.	0.453021
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are mainly blackbrush, agarito, condalias, pricklypear, guayacan, and guajillo.	0.459942
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are mesquite, huisache, hackberry and thorny brush.	0.432293
ARC	woody plant		Woody plants are perennials and have special strategies for winter survival.	0.787563
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are perennials that produce winter buds above the ground on over-wintering branches.	0.849484
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are scarce.	0.300446
ConceptNet	woody plant		Woody plants are solid objects.	1
ConceptNet	woody plant		Woody plants are terrestrial organisms.	1
ARC	woody plant		Woody plants are usually either trees, shrubs, or lianas.	0.797444
ConceptNet	woody plant		Woody plants are vascular plants.	1
Waterloo	woody plant		Woody plants are very important for wildlife.	0.4784
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants establish in areas.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants grow to height.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants grow to tree height.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants have appearances.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants have roots.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants have stems.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants produce leaves.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants produce seeds.	1
TupleKB	woody plant		Woody plants shed leaves.	1
Waterloo	woody plant	all	All woody plants shed branches in response to shading and competition.	0.506151
Waterloo	woody plant	many	Many woody plants are able to tolerate both sun and shade.	0.67157
Waterloo	woody plant	many	Many woody plants are also sensitive to lack of iron and zinc.	0.679194
Waterloo	woody plant	many	Many woody plants have living cells in the outer bark when they are young.	0.819588
Waterloo	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants are now leafless, and the herbs have given up their green shoots.	0.538967
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants establish in areas.	0.60906
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants grow best when the light intensity is high.	0.676976
Waterloo	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants grow best when the light intensity is high.	0.676976
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants grow to height.	0.728736
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants grow to tree height.	0.746476
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants have appearances.	0.354653
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants have roots.	0.738282
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants produce leaves.	0.762369
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants produce seeds.	0.740503
Waterloo	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants require full sunlight for proper growth and flower bloom.	0.671085
Waterloo	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants require full sunlight for proper growth and flowering.	0.693297
Waterloo	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants require less moisture late in the growing season.	0.621403
ARC	woody plant	Most	Most woody plants shed leaves.	0.672363
ARC	woody plant	some	Some woody plants provide food.	0.504878
TupleKB	woody weed		Woody weeds cause problems.	1
WordNet3.0	woof		A woof is thread	1
WordNet3.0	woof		Woof isa sound.	1
WordNet3.0	woofer		A woofer is a speaker	1
Waterloo	wool blanket		Wool blankets are best for cold weather while thermal weaves are comfortable in warmer weather.	0.321249
TupleKB	wool breed		Wool breeds have periods.	1
Waterloo	wool fibre		Wool fibres are naturally soft, springy and resilient, cool in summer and warm in winter.	0.562306
Waterloo	wool sock		Wool socks are best because they stay warm when wet.	0.44238
Waterloo	wool sock		Wool socks are especially important in non-tropical climates.	0.428197
Waterloo	wool sock		Wool socks are warm and they also absorb moisture.	0.473794
Waterloo	wool sock		Wool socks are warmer than cotton.	0.321706
Waterloo	wool		Wool absorbs moisture and allows for air circulation near the skin.	0.692443
Waterloo	wool		Wool absorbs moisture readily and reduces foot perspiration and discomfort.	0.443654
Waterloo	wool		Wool accounts for a small percentage of carpeting sold today.	0.263287
Waterloo	wool		Wool alleviates allergies, asthma, chronic pain with safety and comfort.	0.431653
Waterloo	wool		Wool alleviates allergies, asthma, chronic pain with safety and healing warmth and comfort.	0.439626
Waterloo	wool		Wool allows air to reach the skin and reduces the chance of skin breakdown.	0.615911
Waterloo	wool		Wool can be sheer, thin, soft, thick, stiff or anything in between.	0.270604
Waterloo	wool		Wool comes from sheep.	0.375724
TupleKB	wool		Wool comes from sheep.	1
ARC	wool		Wool comes from the hair of sheep and silk thread is spun from the cocoon of the silkworm moth.	0.732989
ARC	wool		Wool consists of a fine, long and elastic protein called keratin.	0.758454
Waterloo	wool		Wool consists of protein fibers.	0.696934
Waterloo	wool		Wool continues as it has for the last ten thousand years, as the premier clothing fibre.	0.383983
WordNet3.0	wool		Wool has (part) hems.	1
WordNet3.0	wool		Wool has (part) sections.	1
Waterloo	wool		Wool hats over ears.	0.246836
Waterloo	wool		Wool helps regulate body temperature because it is an absorbent fiber.	0.707499
WordNet3.0	wool		Wool is cloth	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is coats.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is fabric.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in butts.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in clothing stores.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in sheep farms.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in sheep.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in shirts.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is located in sweaters.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is materials.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is natural fiber.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is natural fibre.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is organic matter.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is protective covering.	1
ConceptNet	wool		Wool is used for sweaters.	1
WordNet3.0	wool		Wool isa cloth.	1
WordNet3.0	wool		Wool isa fabric.	1
Waterloo	wool		Wool pillows, mattress pads and comforters regulate the temperature in all seasons.	0.665856
Waterloo	wool		Wool reacts badly to abrupt temperature changes.	0.387031
Waterloo	wool		Wool relies on flocks of sheep and goats that often denude environmentally fragile land.	0.44132
Waterloo	wool		Wool relies on large flocks of sheep that denude fragile, arid areas of earth.	0.468466
Waterloo	wool		Wool resists dirt and needs cleaning less frequently then other fibers.	0.336829

Subsets and Splits

No community queries yet

The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.