KoWit-24: A Richly Annotated Dataset of Wordplay in News Headlines
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| author | Baranov, Alexander Palatkina, Anna Makovka, Yulia Braslavski, Pavel |
| author_facet | Baranov, Alexander Palatkina, Anna Makovka, Yulia Braslavski, Pavel |
| contents | We present KoWit-24, a dataset with fine-grained annotation of wordplay in 2,700 Russian news headlines. KoWit-24 annotations include the presence of wordplay, its type, wordplay anchors, and words/phrases the wordplay refers to. Unlike the majority of existing humor collections of canned jokes, KoWit-24 provides wordplay contexts -- each headline is accompanied by the news lead and summary. The most common type of wordplay in the dataset is the transformation of collocations, idioms, and named entities -- the mechanism that has been underrepresented in previous humor datasets. Our experiments with five LLMs show that there is ample room for improvement in wordplay detection and interpretation tasks. The dataset and evaluation scripts are available at https://github.com/Humor-Research/KoWit-24 |
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| spellingShingle | KoWit-24: A Richly Annotated Dataset of Wordplay in News Headlines Baranov, Alexander Palatkina, Anna Makovka, Yulia Braslavski, Pavel Computation and Language We present KoWit-24, a dataset with fine-grained annotation of wordplay in 2,700 Russian news headlines. KoWit-24 annotations include the presence of wordplay, its type, wordplay anchors, and words/phrases the wordplay refers to. Unlike the majority of existing humor collections of canned jokes, KoWit-24 provides wordplay contexts -- each headline is accompanied by the news lead and summary. The most common type of wordplay in the dataset is the transformation of collocations, idioms, and named entities -- the mechanism that has been underrepresented in previous humor datasets. Our experiments with five LLMs show that there is ample room for improvement in wordplay detection and interpretation tasks. The dataset and evaluation scripts are available at https://github.com/Humor-Research/KoWit-24 |
| title | KoWit-24: A Richly Annotated Dataset of Wordplay in News Headlines |
| topic | Computation and Language |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.01510 |