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update to tech report version (#10) 
* feat(run_eval): add checkpoint resume functionality and update example documentation;
- update new bootcamp benchmark dataset

* refactor(data_pipeline): optimize data generation pipeline; add multiple preset configurations for data generation

* docs: update bootcamp list and add new scripts

- Update Fulllist_InternBootcamp.md with new bootcamps and categories
- Add new scripts to .gitignore:
  - examples/pipelines/filter_autogen_configs.py
  - examples/pipelines/quickgen_data_configs_from_eval_meta.py
- Update dependencies in setup.py:
  - Add scipy and scikit-learn

* refactor(internbootcamp): update bootcamp modules and improve error handling

- Update import statements in __init__.py files
- Add timestamp to target directory name in verl_data_preprocess.py
- Improve error handling and scoring logic in bootcamp_judger.py
- Remove unnecessary comments and update puzzle descriptions in multiple files
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{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has acceleration, velocity, mass, force. stationary objects has acceleration, velocity, mass.\nTherefore, stationary objects also has force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "velocity", "mass"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous, rock formation. soil has sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous.\nTherefore, soil also has rock formation.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["sedimentary", "metamorphic", "igneous"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, rock formation. soil has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\n\"rock formation\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "rock formation"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, species survival. rabbits has habitat, predators, food chain.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:mountains has metamorphic, sedimentary, igneous, rock formation. soil has metamorphic, sedimentary, igneous.\n\"rock formation\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["metamorphic", "sedimentary", "igneous"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "rock formation"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, species survival. rabbits has habitat, predators, food chain.\n\"habitat\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "habitat"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "zebras has herbivorous, hooves, stripes, solitary. lions does not have herbivorous, hooves, stripes.\nTherefore, lions does not have solitary.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "hooves", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, low performance. smartphones does not have RAM, CPU, storage.\nTherefore, smartphones does not have low performance.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has food chain, predators, habitat, extinction risk. rabbits does not have food chain, predators, habitat.\nTherefore, rabbits does not have extinction risk.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["food chain", "predators", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has hooves, herbivorous, stripes, solitary. lions does not have hooves, herbivorous, stripes.\n\"solitary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "herbivorous", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "solitary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has gravity, orbit, atmosphere, supports life. Mars has gravity, orbit, atmosphere.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["gravity", "orbit", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has velocity, mass, acceleration, force. stationary objects has velocity, mass, acceleration.\n\"force\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["velocity", "mass", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "force"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has velocity, acceleration, mass, no force. stationary objects does not have velocity, acceleration, mass.\n\"velocity\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["velocity", "acceleration", "mass"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "velocity"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has RAM, storage, CPU, processing power. smartphones has RAM, storage, CPU.\nTherefore, smartphones also has processing power.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "storage", "CPU"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has atmosphere, orbit, gravity, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, orbit, gravity.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "orbit", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has predators, food chain, habitat, species survival. rabbits has predators, food chain, habitat.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "food chain", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, orbit, gravity, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, orbit, gravity.\n\"supports life\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "orbit", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "supports life"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has hooves, herbivorous, stripes, live in herds. lions has hooves, herbivorous, stripes.\n\"live in herds\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "herbivorous", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "live in herds"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, low performance. smartphones does not have RAM, CPU, storage.\n\"RAM\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "RAM"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has CPU, storage, RAM, processing power. smartphones has CPU, storage, RAM.\nTherefore, smartphones also has processing power.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["CPU", "storage", "RAM"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic, rock formation. soil has sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic.\nTherefore, soil also has rock formation.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["sedimentary", "igneous", "metamorphic"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has mass, velocity, acceleration, no force. stationary objects does not have mass, velocity, acceleration.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "velocity", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, orbit, gravity, no life. Mars does not have atmosphere, orbit, gravity.\n\"atmosphere\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "orbit", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "no life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "atmosphere"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has storage, RAM, CPU, low performance. smartphones does not have storage, RAM, CPU.\nTherefore, smartphones does not have low performance.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["storage", "RAM", "CPU"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:desktops has RAM, storage, CPU, processing power. smartphones has RAM, storage, CPU.\n\"processing power\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "storage", "CPU"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "processing power"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, food chain, predators, extinction risk. rabbits does not have habitat, food chain, predators.\nTherefore, rabbits does not have extinction risk.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "food chain", "predators"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:zebras has hooves, herbivorous, stripes, live in herds. lions has hooves, herbivorous, stripes.\n\"hooves\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "herbivorous", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "hooves"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, rock formation. soil has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\n\"igneous\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "igneous"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, atmosphere, gravity, no life. Mars does not have orbit, atmosphere, gravity.\nTherefore, Mars does not have no life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "atmosphere", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "no life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "zebras has hooves, stripes, herbivorous, solitary. lions does not have hooves, stripes, herbivorous.\nTherefore, lions does not have solitary.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "stripes", "herbivorous"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\nTherefore, soil does not have non-rock.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has acceleration, mass, velocity, no force. stationary objects does not have acceleration, mass, velocity.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "mass", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:moving cars has mass, acceleration, velocity, force. stationary objects has mass, acceleration, velocity.\n\"mass\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "acceleration", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "mass"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has stripes, hooves, herbivorous, solitary. lions does not have stripes, hooves, herbivorous.\n\"solitary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["stripes", "hooves", "herbivorous"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "solitary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has acceleration, mass, velocity, no force. stationary objects does not have acceleration, mass, velocity.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "mass", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:wolves has predators, food chain, habitat, extinction risk. rabbits does not have predators, food chain, habitat.\n\"predators\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "food chain", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "predators"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has acceleration, velocity, mass, force. stationary objects has acceleration, velocity, mass.\n\"force\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "velocity", "mass"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "force"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:zebras has herbivorous, hooves, stripes, live in herds. lions has herbivorous, hooves, stripes.\n\"live in herds\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "hooves", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "live in herds"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:zebras has herbivorous, stripes, hooves, live in herds. lions has herbivorous, stripes, hooves.\n\"live in herds\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "stripes", "hooves"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "live in herds"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "zebras has herbivorous, hooves, stripes, live in herds. lions has herbivorous, hooves, stripes.\nTherefore, lions also has live in herds.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "hooves", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has hooves, herbivorous, stripes, solitary. lions does not have hooves, herbivorous, stripes.\n\"solitary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "herbivorous", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "solitary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has mass, acceleration, velocity, no force. stationary objects does not have mass, acceleration, velocity.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "acceleration", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "zebras has herbivorous, stripes, hooves, solitary. lions does not have herbivorous, stripes, hooves.\nTherefore, lions does not have solitary.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "stripes", "hooves"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has food chain, predators, habitat, extinction risk. rabbits does not have food chain, predators, habitat.\nTherefore, rabbits does not have extinction risk.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["food chain", "predators", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, gravity, orbit, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, gravity, orbit.\n\"supports life\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "gravity", "orbit"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "supports life"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:Earth has gravity, orbit, atmosphere, supports life. Mars has gravity, orbit, atmosphere.\n\"gravity\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["gravity", "orbit", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "gravity"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:wolves has predators, habitat, food chain, extinction risk. rabbits does not have predators, habitat, food chain.\n\"extinction risk\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "habitat", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "extinction risk"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has storage, RAM, CPU, low performance. smartphones does not have storage, RAM, CPU.\nTherefore, smartphones does not have low performance.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["storage", "RAM", "CPU"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has mass, velocity, acceleration, force. stationary objects has mass, velocity, acceleration.\nTherefore, stationary objects also has force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "velocity", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:wolves has habitat, food chain, predators, extinction risk. rabbits does not have habitat, food chain, predators.\n\"extinction risk\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "food chain", "predators"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "extinction risk"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:mountains has sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous, non-rock. soil does not have sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous.\n\"sedimentary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["sedimentary", "metamorphic", "igneous"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "sedimentary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, gravity, orbit, no life. Mars does not have atmosphere, gravity, orbit.\n\"atmosphere\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "gravity", "orbit"], "derived_attr": "no life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "atmosphere"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has CPU, RAM, storage, processing power. smartphones has CPU, RAM, storage.\nTherefore, smartphones also has processing power.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["CPU", "RAM", "storage"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:wolves has predators, food chain, habitat, extinction risk. rabbits does not have predators, food chain, habitat.\n\"extinction risk\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "food chain", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "extinction risk"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, extinction risk. rabbits does not have habitat, predators, food chain.\n\"habitat\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "habitat"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:desktops has CPU, storage, RAM, low performance. smartphones does not have CPU, storage, RAM.\n\"CPU\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["CPU", "storage", "RAM"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "CPU"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:moving cars has mass, velocity, acceleration, force. stationary objects has mass, velocity, acceleration.\n\"force\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "velocity", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "force"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:Earth has orbit, gravity, atmosphere, supports life. Mars has orbit, gravity, atmosphere.\n\"supports life\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "gravity", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "supports life"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has velocity, mass, acceleration, no force. stationary objects does not have velocity, mass, acceleration.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["velocity", "mass", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\nTherefore, soil does not have non-rock.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, orbit, gravity, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, orbit, gravity.\n\"supports life\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "orbit", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "supports life"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has RAM, storage, CPU, processing power. smartphones has RAM, storage, CPU.\nTherefore, smartphones also has processing power.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "storage", "CPU"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic.\nTherefore, soil does not have non-rock.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "sedimentary", "metamorphic"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, food chain, predators, species survival. rabbits has habitat, food chain, predators.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "food chain", "predators"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, species survival. rabbits has habitat, predators, food chain.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, species survival. rabbits has habitat, predators, food chain.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, atmosphere, gravity, supports life. Mars has orbit, atmosphere, gravity.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "atmosphere", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:moving cars has acceleration, mass, velocity, no force. stationary objects does not have acceleration, mass, velocity.\n\"acceleration\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "mass", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "acceleration"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has acceleration, velocity, mass, no force. stationary objects does not have acceleration, velocity, mass.\n\"no force\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "velocity", "mass"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "no force"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has mass, velocity, acceleration, no force. stationary objects does not have mass, velocity, acceleration.\n\"no force\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "velocity", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "no force"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has stripes, hooves, herbivorous, solitary. lions does not have stripes, hooves, herbivorous.\n\"solitary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["stripes", "hooves", "herbivorous"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "solitary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has CPU, RAM, storage, processing power. smartphones has CPU, RAM, storage.\nTherefore, smartphones also has processing power.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["CPU", "RAM", "storage"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, atmosphere, gravity, supports life. Mars has orbit, atmosphere, gravity.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "atmosphere", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:zebras has herbivorous, hooves, stripes, solitary. lions does not have herbivorous, hooves, stripes.\n\"solitary\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["herbivorous", "hooves", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "solitary"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "zebras has hooves, herbivorous, stripes, live in herds. lions has hooves, herbivorous, stripes.\nTherefore, lions also has live in herds.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["hooves", "herbivorous", "stripes"], "derived_attr": "live in herds", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:desktops has CPU, storage, RAM, low performance. smartphones does not have CPU, storage, RAM.\n\"CPU\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["CPU", "storage", "RAM"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "CPU"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:wolves has food chain, predators, habitat, species survival. rabbits has food chain, predators, habitat.\n\"species survival\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["food chain", "predators", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "species survival"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:wolves has predators, food chain, habitat, extinction risk. rabbits does not have predators, food chain, habitat.\n\"extinction risk\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "food chain", "habitat"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "extinction risk"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has atmosphere, gravity, orbit, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, gravity, orbit.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "gravity", "orbit"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, gravity, atmosphere, supports life. Mars has orbit, gravity, atmosphere.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "gravity", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:wolves has habitat, food chain, predators, species survival. rabbits has habitat, food chain, predators.\n\"species survival\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "food chain", "predators"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "species survival"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has velocity, mass, acceleration, no force. stationary objects does not have velocity, mass, acceleration.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["velocity", "mass", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has mass, acceleration, velocity, no force. stationary objects does not have mass, acceleration, velocity.\n\"mass\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["mass", "acceleration", "velocity"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "mass"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has predators, habitat, food chain, extinction risk. rabbits does not have predators, habitat, food chain.\nTherefore, rabbits does not have extinction risk.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["predators", "habitat", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "extinction risk", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, atmosphere, gravity, no life. Mars does not have orbit, atmosphere, gravity.\nTherefore, Mars does not have no life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "atmosphere", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "no life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\n\"non-rock\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "non-rock"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:zebras has stripes, herbivorous, hooves, solitary. lions does not have stripes, herbivorous, hooves.\n\"stripes\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "zoology", "common_attrs": ["stripes", "herbivorous", "hooves"], "derived_attr": "solitary", "objects": ["zebras", "lions"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "stripes"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, processing power. smartphones has RAM, CPU, storage.\n\"RAM\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "RAM"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has orbit, gravity, atmosphere, no life. Mars does not have orbit, gravity, atmosphere.\nTherefore, Mars does not have no life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["orbit", "gravity", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "no life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:Earth has atmosphere, orbit, gravity, supports life. Mars has atmosphere, orbit, gravity.\n\"atmosphere\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["atmosphere", "orbit", "gravity"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "atmosphere"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic.\nTherefore, soil does not have non-rock.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "sedimentary", "metamorphic"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "moving cars has acceleration, velocity, mass, no force. stationary objects does not have acceleration, velocity, mass.\nTherefore, stationary objects does not have no force.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["acceleration", "velocity", "mass"], "derived_attr": "no force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "Earth has gravity, orbit, atmosphere, supports life. Mars has gravity, orbit, atmosphere.\nTherefore, Mars also has supports life.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "astronomy", "common_attrs": ["gravity", "orbit", "atmosphere"], "derived_attr": "supports life", "objects": ["Earth", "Mars"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, low performance. smartphones does not have RAM, CPU, storage.\nTherefore, smartphones does not have low performance.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, processing power. smartphones has RAM, CPU, storage.\n\"RAM\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "processing power", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "RAM"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "mountains has igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, non-rock. soil does not have igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.\nTherefore, soil does not have non-rock.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "⌘", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "metamorphic", "sedimentary"], "derived_attr": "non-rock", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "wolves has habitat, predators, food chain, species survival. rabbits has habitat, predators, food chain.\nTherefore, rabbits also has species survival.\n\nWhich method of reasoning does this argument follow?\nA. Ψ Method (shared attributes lead to positive conclusion)\nB. ⌘ Method (missing attributes lead to negative conclusion)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "method", "method": "Ψ", "category": "ecology", "common_attrs": ["habitat", "predators", "food chain"], "derived_attr": "species survival", "objects": ["wolves", "rabbits"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": null}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "There are two types of analogical reasoning:\n\n1. Ψ Method:\n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B has attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also has attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as #Ψ attributes, and d is referred to as the +Ψ attribute.\n \n2. ⌘ Method: \n Object A has attributes a, b, c, d;\n Object B does not have attributes a, b, c;\n Therefore, Object B also does not have attribute d.\n Here, attributes a, b, c are referred to as -⌘ attributes, and d is referred to as the +⌘ attribute.In the following example:mountains has igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic, rock formation. soil has igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic.\n\"rock formation\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "geology", "common_attrs": ["igneous", "sedimentary", "metamorphic"], "derived_attr": "rock formation", "objects": ["mountains", "soil"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "rock formation"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:desktops has RAM, CPU, storage, low performance. smartphones does not have RAM, CPU, storage.\n\"low performance\" is which type of attribute?\nA. -⌘ attribute (missing)\nB. +⌘ attribute (excluded)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "⌘", "category": "computer_science", "common_attrs": ["RAM", "CPU", "storage"], "derived_attr": "low performance", "objects": ["desktops", "smartphones"], "correct_answer": "B", "target_attr": "low performance"}}
{"data_source": "KorLogicAnalogicalReasoning", "prompt": "In the following example:moving cars has velocity, mass, acceleration, force. stationary objects has velocity, mass, acceleration.\n\"velocity\" is which type of attribute?\nA. #Ψ attribute (shared)\nB. +Ψ attribute (inferred)\n\nPlease answer with [[A]] or [[B]].", "ground_truth": {"question_type": "attribute", "method": "Ψ", "category": "physics", "common_attrs": ["velocity", "mass", "acceleration"], "derived_attr": "force", "objects": ["moving cars", "stationary objects"], "correct_answer": "A", "target_attr": "velocity"}}
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