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where `type` indicates the type of Oogiri game for the sample (T2T, I2T, IT2T); `question` represents the text question for the sample, with `None` for types other than T2T; `image` indicates the image question for the sample, with None for T2T samples; `text` is the text response for the sample; and `star` denotes the human preference.
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**Data distribution**: Table summarizes the distribution of these game types. For training purposes, 95% of the samples are randomly selected to construct the training dataset, while the remaining 5% form the test dataset for validation and analysis.
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where `type` indicates the type of Oogiri game for the sample (T2T, I2T, IT2T); `question` represents the text question for the sample, with `None` for types other than T2T; `image` indicates the image question for the sample, with None for T2T samples; `text` is the text response for the sample; and `star` denotes the human preference.
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In Japanese data (`jp.jsonl`) specifically, the questions for `T2T` type may appear as 'None' because the question text is in image form.
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**Data distribution**: Table summarizes the distribution of these game types. For training purposes, 95% of the samples are randomly selected to construct the training dataset, while the remaining 5% form the test dataset for validation and analysis.
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