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'timestamp2idx': {'name': [...], 'id': [...]},
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<details>
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<summary>π π Dataset statistics: queries_count</summary>
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'timestamp2idx': {'name': [...], 'id': [...]},
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Since the ids in the vocabulary are already sorted, we directly decode to access the name text:
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```python
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>>> query
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[1426, 115, 28]
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>>> args
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['e1', 'r1', 't1']
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>>> for idx, arg_type in zip(query, args):
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if arg_type.startswith('e') or arg_type.startswith('s') or arg_type.startswith('o'): # s, o, e1, e2, ...
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print(idx, meta_info['entity2idx']['name'][idx])
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elif arg_type.startswith('r'): # r, r1, r2, ...
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print(idx, meta_info['relation2idx']['name'][idx])
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elif arg_type.startswith('t'): # t, t1, t2, ...
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print(idx, meta_info['timestamp2idx']['name'][idx])
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```
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Besides, we also provide query-type-specific subparts.
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```python
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>>> dataset = load_dataset("linxy/ICEWS14", "e2i")
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>>> some_datasets = [load_dataset("linxy/ICEWS14", query_name) for query_name in meta_info['query_meta']['query_name']]
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```
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Help yourself!
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<details>
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<summary>π π Dataset statistics: queries_count</summary>
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