metadata

annotations_creators:
  - no-annotation
language_creators:
  - found
languages:
  - fr
licenses:
  - mit
multilinguality:
  - monolingual
size_categories:
  - 100K<n<1M
source_datasets:
  - original
task_categories:
  - text-classification
task_ids:
  - sentiment-classification

Dataset Card for Allociné

Tasks Supported
Purpose
Languages
People Involved
Data Characteristics
Dataset Structure
Known Limitations
Licensing information

Tasks supported:

Task categorization / tags

Text to binary text classification

Purpose

The Allociné dataset was developed for large-scale sentiment analysis in French.

Languages

Per language:

The BCP-47 code for French is fr. Dialect information is unknown (see Speaker section for further details).

Who is/was involved in the dataset use and creation?

Who are the dataset curators?

The Allociné dataset was collected by Théophile Blard.

Who are the language producers (who wrote the text / created the base content)?

The dataset contains movie reviews collected from Allociné.fr. The content of each review may include information and opinions about the film's actors, film crew, and plot.

Who are the annotators?

No annotations were included in this dataset.

Data characteristics

The texts are movie reviews written by members of the Allociné.fr community for various films. The reviews were written between 2006 and 2020. Further information on the kinds of films included in the dataset has not been documented.

How was the data collected?

The reviews and ratings were collected using a list of film page urls and the allocine_scraper.py tool. Up to 30 reviews were collected for each film.

Normalization information

The reviews were originally labeled with a rating from 0.5 to 5.0 with a step of 0.5 between each rating. Ratings less than or equal to 2 are labeled as negative and ratings greater than or equal to 4 are labeled as positive. Only reviews with less than 2000 characters are included in the dataset.

Annotation process

No annotations were included in this dataset.

Dataset Structure

Splits, features, and labels

The Allociné dataset has 3 splits: train, validation, and test. The splits contain disjoint sets of movies. The following table contains the number of reviews in each split and the percentage of positive and negative reviews.

Dataset Split	Number of Instances in Split	Percent Negative Reviews	Percent Positive Reviews
Train	160,000	49.6%	50.4%
Validation	20,000	51.0%	49.0%
Test	20,000	52.0%	48.0%

Each data instance contains the following features: review and label. In the Hugging Face distribution of the dataset, the label has 2 possible values, 0 and 1, which correspond to negative and positive respectively.

Span indices

No span indices are included in this dataset.

Example ID

The ID is an integer starting from 0. It has no inherent meaning.

Free text description for context (e.g. describe difference between title / selftext / body in Reddit data) and example

For each ID, there is a string for the review and an integer for the label. See the Allociné corpus viewer to explore more examples.

ID	Review	Label
4	Premier film de la saga Kozure Okami, "Le Sabre de la vengeance" est un très bon film qui mêle drame et action, et qui, en 40 ans, n'a pas pris une ride.	1
5	L'amnésie est un thème en or pour susciter le mystère. Encore faut-il être capable de construire un scénario qui se tienne. Celui-ci est boursouflé et accumule incohérences et invraisemblances. Notons aussi la stupidité du titre français, sans lien avec l'histoire.	0

Suggested metrics / models:

tf-allociné achieves 97.44% accuracy on the test set.

Known Limitations

Known social biases

The social biases of this dataset have not yet been investigated.

Other known limitations

The limitations of the Allociné dataset have not yet been investigated, however Staliūnaitė and Bonfil (2017) detail linguistic phenomena that are generally present in sentiment analysis but difficult for models to accurately label, such as negation, adverbial modifiers, and reviewer pragmatics.

Licensing information

The Allociné dataset is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributions

Thanks to @thomwolf, @TheophileBlard, @lewtun for adding this dataset.

Datasets:

tblard
/

allocine