metadata
license: apache-2.0
pretty_name: Sarc7
language:
- en
tags:
- sarcasm-detection
- text-classification
- pragmatics
dataset_info:
name: Sarc7
description: >-
A benchmark for fine-grained sarcasm evaluation based on the MUSTARD
dataset, annotated with seven pragmatically defined sarcasm types. The total
number of annotated samples is 689.
types:
- type: Not Sarcasm
definition: Utterances that are not sarcastic.
count: 344
example: N/A
- type: Deadpan
definition: Sarcasm delivered in a flat, emotionless tone.
count: 109
example: That's just the best news I've heard all day.
- type: Polite
definition: Insincere compliments or overly courteous remarks.
count: 88
example: Wow, what an interesting outfit you've chosen.
- type: Obnoxious
definition: Rude or provocative sarcasm aimed at others.
count: 68
example: Nice driving! Did you get your license in a cereal box?
- type: Brooding
definition: Passive-aggressive frustration masked by politeness.
count: 34
example: Sure, I'd love to stay late again who needs weekends?
- type: Self-deprecating
definition: Mocking oneself in a humorous or critical way.
count: 23
example: Oh yeah, I'm a genius I only failed twice!
- type: Raging
definition: Intense, exaggerated sarcasm expressing anger.
count: 15
example: Of course! I love being yelled at in meetings!
- type: Manic
definition: Overenthusiastic, erratic sarcasm with a chaotic tone.
count: 8
example: This is AMAZING! Who needs food or sleep anyway?!