Barch: an English Dataset of Bar Chart Summaries (2022.lrec-1)

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Challenge: a new dataset of human-written summaries of bar charts is available in english . a chart summary is a textual description of a data point, which is often analytical .
Approach: They propose a dataset of human-written summaries describing bar charts in english . a total of 47 charts are presented in the dataset, which includes 47 charts .
Outcome: a new dataset of human-written summaries describing bar charts is presented in english . the dataset shows that human speakers often include such statements into chart summary .

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