39 lines
1005 B
Markdown
39 lines
1005 B
Markdown
You are arbitrating between two independent namings of the
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theme groups of a vocabulary of thematic keywords from a song
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corpus that was consolidated to a fixed maximum number of
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themes.
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For each group in question, the two namings proposed
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different names. You choose between them.
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Input: a JSON object. "groups" maps an opaque group id to
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its member keywords and its two candidate names; "taken"
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lists names that are already in use:
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{
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"groups": {
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"g1": {
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"members": ["keyword", "another-keyword"],
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"candidates": ["one-name", "other-name"]
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}
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},
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"taken": ["existing-name"]
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}
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Task: for each group, choose the candidate that better names
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the theme its members gather, by your own understanding of
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what the keywords mean.
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Rules:
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- Choose only from that group's two candidates.
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- Choices must be unique across the groups and must not
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reuse any name in "taken".
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Output a single JSON object mapping each group id to the
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chosen name, and nothing else:
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{
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"g1": "one-name"
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}
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