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the provenance of Scholar database

I would like to know more about where your academic database originates from. The paper does not provide a lot of important on this matter, saying just "an academic database". Would it be possible to share more details?

Please add licence

Please add a LICENCE file to your repo.

I would like to know if I can copy some parts of this repo into my own code . Specifically, I am considering copying https://github.com/sriniiyer/nl2sql/blob/master/data/geo/geo_dev.sql into my project https://github.com/klahnakoski/mo-sql-parsing this would like something like:

# snagged from https://github.com/sriniiyer/nl2sql/blob/652edf4814dce2cddf1661e05a18602161c65e8f/data/geo/geo_dev.sql under the <something licence>

SELECT city.city_name FROM city WHERE city.state_name='arizona' AND city.population=(SELECT max(city.population) FROM city WHERE city.state_name='arizona');
SELECT river.river_name FROM river WHERE river.traverse IN (SELECT city.state_name FROM city WHERE city.population = (SELECT max(city.population) FROM city));
SELECT state.area FROM state WHERE state.state_name='texas';
SELECT state.population FROM state WHERE state.state_name='washington';
SELECT state.state_name FROM state WHERE state.population=(SELECT min(state.population) FROM state);
SELECT city.city_name FROM city WHERE city.state_name='virginia';
SELECT state.area FROM state WHERE state.state_name='california';
...

Thank you

ATIS partition sizes

In the paper and in other ATIS version, the total dataset size is 5418 utterances split as 4473 Training examples, 497 development examples and 448 test examples.

Looking at /data/atis/{train,dev,test}.{nl,sql} in this repo, I've counted 4379 training examples, 491 development examples and 448 test examples totaling 5318 examples.

Apologies if I've missed this in the docs or paper, but can you explain where 100 examples in the train+dev set have gone? Thanks

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