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Dataset used in "Automated Semantic Fault Localization in SysML v2: A Human-in-the-Loop Framework Using Knowledge-Graph Augmented LLMs", presented at INCOSE International Symposium 2026.
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- **test**: 1,145 examples
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## Task
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2. Synthetic errors were introduced via:
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- **Syntactic mutations** (5,497 instances)
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- **Domain/semantic mutations** based on violations of rules defined in a knowledge graph (1,402 instances)
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3. An equal number of correct (unmutated) examples were included to support classification of correct vs. erroneous code, resulting in 8,301
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4. Additional context was generated for each example:
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- Compiler error messages for syntactic errors
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- Relevant domain rules for semantic cases
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5. Target outputs were derived, including corrected code and corresponding diff patches.
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## License
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## Dataset Structure
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This dataset provides two configurations:
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- **default**
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Contains train/validation/test splits used for fine-tuning small models.
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Samples exceeding 2048 tokens have been removed.
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- **full**
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Contains the full dataset ()
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## Task
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2. Synthetic errors were introduced via:
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- **Syntactic mutations** (5,497 instances)
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- **Domain/semantic mutations** based on violations of rules defined in a knowledge graph (1,402 instances)
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3. An equal number of correct (unmutated) examples were included to support classification of correct vs. erroneous code, resulting in 8,301 instances.
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4. Additional context was generated for each example:
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- Compiler error messages for syntactic errors
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- Relevant domain rules for semantic cases
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5. Target outputs were derived, including corrected code and corresponding diff patches.
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6. Entries longer than 2048 tokens were dropped, and remaining (7,780 instances) were split into train/validation/test sets using a 70/15/15 ratio.
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## License
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