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---
pretty_name: Social Attribution QA Benchmark
license: apache-2.0
language:
  - en
task_categories:
  - question-answering
task_ids:
  - multiple-choice-qa
size_categories:
  - 1K<n<10K
tags:
  - benchmark
  - social-media
  - provenance
  - attribution
  - retrieval-augmented-generation
---

# Social Attribution QA Benchmark

The Social Attribution QA Benchmark is a derived benchmark for provenance-aware
social attribution question answering over Fediverse data. It is designed to
evaluate whether a system can identify who said a statement, what a person
said, and whether attribution remains correct under entity, temporal, social,
and collaborative constraints.

This release contains 1,200 four-option multiple-choice questions organized
into eight task files. The benchmark is derived from the source dataset
`FediData` and is released as a benchmark artifact rather than as a raw
social-media dump.

This release is evaluation-oriented and is distributed as task files rather
than as train/dev/test splits.

![Benchmark pipeline](figures/benchmark_pipeline.png)

## Dataset Summary

The benchmark is organized into two task families:

- `WSW`: Who Said What
- `WDWS`: What Did Who Say

Each JSON file contains a top-level dictionary with three fields:

- `metadata`: file-level provenance and construction metadata
- `tasks`: the benchmark instances for one task type
- `statistics`: counts and difficulty summaries for that task file

## Data Files

| File | Task | Questions |
|---|---|---:|
| `WSW_DIRECT.json` | direct attribution | 200 |
| `WSW_ENTITY.json` | entity-constrained attribution | 200 |
| `WSW_ASSOC.json` | association reasoning | 100 |
| `WSW_TEMPORAL.json` | temporal attribution | 100 |
| `WDWS_DIRECT.json` | direct attribution | 200 |
| `WDWS_ENTITY.json` | entity-constrained attribution | 200 |
| `WDWS_COLLAB.json` | collaborative reasoning | 100 |
| `WDWS_TEMPORAL.json` | temporal attribution | 100 |

## Data Structure

Most instances contain the following fields:

- `question_id`: unique question identifier
- `task_id`: canonical task identifier
- `question`: question text
- `options`: four answer choices
- `answer`: gold option label such as `A`
- `answer_text`: gold answer in text form
- `answer_path`: supporting provenance information for the gold answer
- `metadata`: instance-level construction metadata
- `difficulty`: difficulty annotation and score

The collaborative file `WDWS_COLLAB.json` additionally includes
`correct_answer`, while its difficulty annotation is not populated in the same
way as the other task files.

## Example

```python
import json

with open("WSW_DIRECT.json", "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
    data = json.load(f)

task_name = next(iter(data["tasks"]))
sample = data["tasks"][task_name][0]

print(task_name)
print(sample["question"])
print(sample["options"])
print(sample["answer"], sample["answer_text"])
```

Example task instance:

```json
{
  "question_id": "WSW_T1_11c48887e878431b",
  "task_id": "WSW_T1_DIRECT",
  "question": "Who said: 'Smoking damages your lungs.'?",
  "options": {
    "A": "55ee6c1d@mastodon.social",
    "B": "bf0398ec@pouet.chapril.org",
    "C": "a25f92ab@mastodon.nl",
    "D": "ca4390cb@octodon.social"
  },
  "answer": "A",
  "answer_text": "55ee6c1d@mastodon.social"
}
```

## Source Data

This benchmark is derived from the `FediData` Fediverse corpus:

- FediData: https://zenodo.org/records/15621244

This dataset repository does not redistribute the raw source-data dump. If you
want to rebuild the benchmark from source, use the construction code in the
project repository and place the downloaded FediData release under the expected
build directory.

## Related Resources

The full project repository includes:

- the released benchmark files
- the benchmark-construction pipeline
- baseline implementations
- the `ATLAS` method implementation

Project repository:

- https://github.com/JupiterXiaoxiaoYu/SocialAttributionQA

## Intended Use

This release is intended for benchmark evaluation and method comparison. It is
most suitable for:

- provenance-aware social attribution QA
- retrieval and reasoning over Fediverse-derived content
- comparison between graph-based, retrieval-based, and agentic QA methods

## License

Apache License 2.0.