{
  "task_id": "wonder_004",
  "domain": "CDC_WONDER",
  "autonomy_type": "ordered table",
  "oracle_output_cardinality": 3,
  "instruction": "I am preparing a one-page public health brief on 2021 U.S. infant mortality disparities. I want to identify groups that are separately listed in the report by mother's race and Hispanic origin, have an infant mortality rate above the U.S. overall rate, and have a clearly identifiable leading cause of death. First, from the separately listed groups in the report, select those with an infant mortality rate above the U.S. overall rate and a clearly identifiable leading cause of death. Then, for each qualifying group, record the full-year infant mortality rate, the neonatal rate (under 28 days), and the postneonatal rate (28 days and older), along with the group's leading cause of death, its cause-specific rate, and the rank of that cause among all infant causes. Finally, output a multi-row pipe-delimited table sorted by full-year infant mortality rate from high to low: group|infant_rate|neonatal_rate|postneonatal_rate|top_cause|cause_rate|us_rank.",
  "start_url": "https://wonder.cdc.gov/lbd-current-expanded.html",
  "output_format": "Finally, output a multi-row pipe-delimited table sorted by full-year infant mortality rate from high to low: group|infant_rate|neonatal_rate|postneonatal_rate|top_cause|cause_rate|us_rank.",
  "oracle_answer": "group|infant_rate|neonatal_rate|postneonatal_rate|top_cause|cause_rate|us_rank\nBlack non-Hispanic|10.55|6.35|4.19|Short gestation and low birth weight|196.4|2\nAmerican Indian or Alaska Native non-Hispanic|7.46|3.83|3.67|Congenital malformations|134.0|1\nPuerto Rican Hispanic|6.05|3.93|2.13|Short gestation and low birth weight|108.9|2",
  "metadata": {
    "State-Gated Retrieval": [
      "Retain only groups that are separately listed in the 2021 U.S. infant mortality statistics, have a full-year infant mortality rate above the U.S. overall rate, and have a clearly identifiable leading cause of death.",
      "For each qualifying group, provide the infant rate, neonatal rate, postneonatal rate, top cause, cause rate, and the rank of that cause among all infant causes.",
      "The leading cause must be determined by a group-level leading-cause query and verified for availability using notes/reliability markers."
    ],
    "dependency_type": "Data + Control",
    "intra_chain": true,
    "inter_chain": true,
    "data_dependency": [
      "infant-mortality queries yield group-level overall, neonatal, and postneonatal rates for reportable mother race/Hispanic-origin groups",
      "leading-cause queries and reliability notes yield each eligible group's top cause, cause-specific rate, and U.S. rank",
      "final rows are produced only after the eligible-group set is rebuilt using both overall-rate and cause-specific-identifiability criteria"
    ],
    "control_dependency": [
      "groups above the U.S. overall rate cannot be accepted until cause-specific reliability checks are run, which removes NHOPI",
      "leading cause must be queried at the group level rather than inherited from an all-infants cause table",
      "the cause-rate multiplier must be defined as per 100,000 live births before downstream ranking/output"
    ],
    "freeze": {
      "historical_window": "2021 U.S. infant mortality by mother race and Hispanic origin, including the group-level leading-cause tables and reliability notes"
    },
    "answer_type": "multi-row ordered table"
  },
  "rubric": {
    "inclusion_conditions": [
      "Retain only groups that are separately listed in the 2021 U.S. infant mortality statistics, have a full-year infant mortality rate above the U.S. overall rate, and have a clearly identifiable leading cause of death.",
      "For each qualifying group, provide the infant rate, neonatal rate, postneonatal rate, top cause, cause rate, and the rank of that cause among all infant causes.",
      "The leading cause must be determined by a group-level leading-cause query and verified for availability using notes/reliability markers."
    ],
    "exclusion_conditions": [
      "Exclude groups that, despite having a full-year mortality rate above the U.S. overall rate, cannot provide a clearly identifiable leading cause due to cause-specific reliability issues.",
      "Exclude results that only inherit the top cause from the all-infants cause table without performing a group-level leading-cause query.",
      "Exclude results where the cause_rate uses an incorrect rate multiplier and is not read at the per-100,000-live-births denominator."
    ],
    "normalization": {
      "field_separator": "|",
      "record_separator": "\n",
      "header_row": "required literal first row `group|infant_rate|neonatal_rate|postneonatal_rate|top_cause|cause_rate|us_rank`",
      "schema": [
        "group",
        "infant_rate",
        "neonatal_rate",
        "postneonatal_rate",
        "top_cause",
        "cause_rate",
        "us_rank"
      ],
      "sorting_or_selection": "infant_rate descending",
      "rate_fields": "infant_rate, neonatal_rate, and postneonatal_rate are per 1,000 live births; cause_rate is per 100,000 live births, but all four are emitted as plain numbers without unit text",
      "top_cause": "emit the short cause label used in the oracle, not an expanded prose description",
      "us_rank": "emit the integer rank of that same cause in the overall infant leading-cause list"
    }
  }
}