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The dataset generation failed because of a cast error
Error code: DatasetGenerationCastError
Exception: DatasetGenerationCastError
Message: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 4 new columns ({'parent', 'left', 'label', 'right'}) and 3 missing columns ({'span', 'start', 'end'}).
This happened while the json dataset builder was generating data using
hf://datasets/perceptiveshawty/datasets-for-compcse/subsuming_data_for_cse_v1.json (at revision b2d6e6ace10f457d970f10654614c8d2bf029735)
Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 2011, in _prepare_split_single
writer.write_table(table)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/arrow_writer.py", line 585, in write_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self._schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2302, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2256, in cast_table_to_schema
raise CastError(
datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
parent: string
left: string
right: string
label: int64
to
{'span': Value(dtype='string', id=None), 'start': Value(dtype='string', id=None), 'end': Value(dtype='string', id=None)}
because column names don't match
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1321, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations = convert_to_parquet(builder)
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 935, in convert_to_parquet
builder.download_and_prepare(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1027, in download_and_prepare
self._download_and_prepare(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1122, in _download_and_prepare
self._prepare_split(split_generator, **prepare_split_kwargs)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1882, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 2013, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationCastError.from_cast_error(
datasets.exceptions.DatasetGenerationCastError: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 4 new columns ({'parent', 'left', 'label', 'right'}) and 3 missing columns ({'span', 'start', 'end'}).
This happened while the json dataset builder was generating data using
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YMCA in South Australia | YMCA in | South Australia |
South Australia (SA) has a unique position in Australia's history as, unlike the other states which were founded as colonies, South Australia began as a self governing province | South Australia (SA) has a unique position in Australia's history | as, unlike the other states which were founded as colonies, South Australia began as a self governing province |
as, unlike the other states which were founded as colonies, South Australia began as a self governing province Many were attracted to this and Adelaide and SA developed as an independent and free thinking state. | as, unlike the other states which were founded as colonies, South Australia began as a self governing province | Many were attracted to this and Adelaide and SA developed as an independent and free thinking state. |
The compound of philosophical radicalism, evangelical religion and self reliant ability typical of its founders had given an equalitarian flavour to South Australian thinking from the beginning. | The compound of philosophical radicalism, evangelical religion and self reliant ability typical of | its founders had given an equalitarian flavour to South Australian thinking from the beginning. |
It was into this social setting that in February 1850 a meeting was called primarily for the formation of an Association (apparently meaning a Y.M.C.A.) | It was into this social setting that in February 1850 a meeting was called primarily for the formation of an Association | (apparently meaning a Y.M.C.A.) |
for apprentices and others, after their day's work, to enjoy books, lectures, discussions, readings, friendly relief and recreation for a leisure hour. | for apprentices and others, after their day's work, | to enjoy books, lectures, discussions, readings, friendly relief and recreation for a leisure hour. |
In September 1850 records show that this became “The Young Men's Christian Association of South Australia" as evidenced by a member's letter in London Y.M.C.A. | In September 1850 records show that this became “The Young Men's Christian Association of South Australia" | as evidenced by a member's letter in London Y.M.C.A. |
There was no census in 1850 but the 1851 census put the total population of South Australia at 63,700 with males numbering 35,302. | There was no census in 1850 | but the 1851 census put the total population of South Australia at 63,700 with males numbering 35,302. |
The discovery of Gold in Ballarat caused a large migration from South Australia and by 1852 some 8000 had left for the Goldfields. | The discovery of Gold in Ballarat caused a large migration from South Australia | and by 1852 some 8000 had left for the Goldfields. |
As a consequence the various YMCA groups that had become established failed and by 1870 none remained. | As a consequence the various YMCA groups that had become established failed | and by 1870 none remained. |
"The next available authentic record of an Association in South Australia does not appear until some members of London Y.M.C.A. | "The next available authentic record of an Association in South Australia does not appear | until some members of London Y.M.C.A. |
coming to Adelaide, joined with ex members of the defunct original Adelaide Branch, and also members of the Brompton Association. | coming to Adelaide, joined with ex members of the defunct | original Adelaide Branch, and also members of the Brompton Association. |
A meeting of promoters was also held at Presbyterian Church. | A meeting of promoters was | also held at Presbyterian Church. |
They became associated in the Exchange Room of the Adelaide Town Hall on November 28th, 1878 at a public meeting for the promotion of a revival of the Y.M.C.A. | They became associated in the Exchange Room of the Adelaide Town Hall on November | 28th, 1878 at a public meeting for the promotion of a revival of the Y.M.C.A. |
Sir John Colton (a member of the Adelaide Association in 1853 and a founder of Prince Alfred College) had been asked to preside, but was absent through illness and the chair was occupied by Mr. Richard Searle | Sir John Colton (a member of the Adelaide Association in 1853 and a founder of Prince Alfred College) had been asked to preside, | but was absent through illness and the chair was occupied by Mr. Richard Searle |
but was absent through illness and the chair was occupied by Mr. Richard Searle ( a managing partner of D & W Murray and Co ) | but was absent through illness and the chair was occupied by Mr. Richard Searle | ( a managing partner of D & W Murray and Co ) |
( a managing partner of D & W Murray and Co ) who became the first President of the Association. | ( a managing partner of D & W Murray and Co ) | who became the first President of the Association. |
A committee was formed to draft a constitution, later drawn up and signed by 585 Adelaide young men." | A committee was formed to draft a constitution, | later drawn up and signed by 585 Adelaide young men." |
Since that time the YMCA has operated continuously, been part of the fabric of the state | Since that time the YMCA has operated continuously, | been part of the fabric of the state |
been part of the fabric of the state and served the community of South Australia | been part of the fabric of the state | and served the community of South Australia |
Leading the YMCA was regarded as a calling and attracted men of compassion and social conscience. | Leading the YMCA was regarded as a calling | and attracted men of compassion and social conscience. |
Not known as chief executive officers until the 1990s, they were known as General Secretaries. | Not known as chief executive officers until | the 1990s, they were known as General Secretaries. |
With the YMCA of Adelaide one of the very early organisations for social good it attracted some of the state's leading influential figures to its board and men of high calibre as General Secretary. | With the YMCA of Adelaide one of the very early organisations for social good | it attracted some of the state's leading influential figures to its board and men of high calibre as General Secretary. |
The history of the organisation in South Australia is very much tied to the leadership by both General Secretaries (CEOs) and the presidents along with the boards who backed them. | The history of the organisation in South Australia is very much tied to the leadership | by both General Secretaries (CEOs) and the presidents along with the boards who backed them. |
appointed by the board on a part-time basis. | appointed by the board | on a part-time basis. |
Birt oversaw activities in the temporary premises, Salisbury Chambers in king William Street and to manage the alteration of the newly leased premises in Gawler Place | Birt oversaw activities in the temporary premises, Salisbury Chambers in king William Street | and to manage the alteration of the newly leased premises in Gawler Place |
and to manage the alteration of the newly leased premises in Gawler Place which opened 27 August 1879. | and to manage the alteration of the newly leased premises in Gawler Place | which opened 27 August 1879. |
1880 -1886 Alex A Walker. | 1880 -1886 | Alex A Walker. |
Walker was secretary of the Flinders Street Presbyterian Men's Society which merged into the YMCA with him continuing as General Secretary. | Walker was secretary of the Flinders Street Presbyterian Men's Society | which merged into the YMCA with him continuing as General Secretary. |
In 1886 the annual report of the YMCA indicated a lack of funds and Walker confessed to having appropriated £1288/16/7. | In 1886 the annual report of the YMCA indicated a lack of funds | and Walker confessed to having appropriated £1288/16/7. |
In court and before Chief Justice Sir Samuel Way, Walker revealed the money had gone on assisting impecunious young men. | In court and before Chief Justice Sir Samuel Way, Walker revealed | the money had gone on assisting impecunious young men. |
Walker was regarded as a very hard working Secretary who said he did not have a night off in any month | Walker was regarded as a very hard working Secretary | who said he did not have a night off in any month |
who said he did not have a night off in any month and the board believed he did not have fraudulent intent but compassion rather than criminality. | who said he did not have a night off in any month | and the board believed he did not have fraudulent intent but compassion rather than criminality. |
He was sent to jail for 4 years hard labour. | He was sent to jail | for 4 years hard labour. |
1886 - 1900 John James Virgo. | 1886 - 1900 | John James Virgo. |
The 'new' YMCA building in Gawler Place was opened in 1884 and in 1886 the Glenelg born Virgo was appointed General Secretary | The 'new' YMCA building in Gawler Place was opened in 1884 | and in 1886 the Glenelg born Virgo was appointed General Secretary |
and in 1886 the Glenelg born Virgo was appointed General Secretary following the conviction of the previous General Secretary for embezzling funds. | and in 1886 the Glenelg born Virgo was appointed General Secretary | following the conviction of the previous General Secretary for embezzling funds. |
In 1888 the YMCA began Our Boys Institute for work among boys 13 to 18 years of age. | In 1888 the YMCA began Our Boys Institute for | work among boys 13 to 18 years of age. |
For young men, activities included Bible classes, sporting teams, lectures, debating and choral societies, a gymnasium, camps and an employment and immigration department. | For young men, activities included Bible classes, sporting teams, lectures, debating | and choral societies, a gymnasium, camps and an employment and immigration department. |
Virgo was prominent in Adelaide's religious life and conducted evangelistic services on Sunday evenings at the Theatre Royal in Hindley Street. | Virgo was prominent in Adelaide's religious life | and conducted evangelistic services on Sunday evenings at the Theatre Royal in Hindley Street. |
and conducted evangelistic services on Sunday evenings at the Theatre Royal in Hindley Street. 1900 Virgo became secretary of the Australasian Union of Y.M.C.A.s | and conducted evangelistic services on Sunday evenings at the Theatre Royal in Hindley Street. | 1900 Virgo became secretary of the Australasian Union of Y.M.C.A.s |
1900 Virgo became secretary of the Australasian Union of Y.M.C.A.s and 1903 was appointed secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Sydney | 1900 Virgo became secretary of the Australasian Union of Y.M.C.A.s | and 1903 was appointed secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Sydney |
and 1903 was appointed secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Sydney then General Secretary of the London Central Y.M.C.A. | and 1903 was appointed secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Sydney | then General Secretary of the London Central Y.M.C.A. |
Virgo wrote his memoirs in 1939. | Virgo wrote his | memoirs in 1939. |
He died in 1956. | He died | in 1956. |
1905 - 1916 H.A Wheeler. | 1905 - | 1916 H.A Wheeler. |
Wheeler was a capable administrator who adapted the programmes and emphasis to the times. | Wheeler was a capable administrator who adapted | the programmes and emphasis to the times. |
Much of the evangelical work was dropped to focus on the work with young men. | Much of the evangelical work was dropped | to focus on the work with young men. |
In 1908 Wheeler left for two years to work with the YMCA in America. | In 1908 Wheeler left for two years | to work with the YMCA in America. |
This forged a link with North American YMCA's and more modern methods of physical development and a rapid development of membership. | This forged a link with North American YMCA's and more | modern methods of physical development and a rapid development of membership. |
An employment department was formed in 1912 fulfilling an important social welfare role especially for young male migrants. | An employment department was formed in 1912 | fulfilling an important social welfare role especially for young male migrants. |
At the outbreak of WW1 Wheeler took the initiative in promoting a nation-wide War Services Y.M.C.A. | At the outbreak of WW1 Wheeler took the | initiative in promoting a nation-wide War Services Y.M.C.A. |
organisation and later was placed in charge of all Australian War Services in the European Zone. | organisation and later was placed in charge of | all Australian War Services in the European Zone. |
WW1 saw the Adelaide YMCA support YMCA staff overseas as evidenced by a letter to Wheeler from Menza camp Egypt by Col S Price Weir OC 10th battalion. | WW1 saw the Adelaide YMCA support YMCA staff overseas | as evidenced by a letter to Wheeler from Menza camp Egypt by Col S Price Weir OC 10th battalion. |
by1916 The army Department was the largest work done by the Adelaide YMCA with operations at Mitcham, Cheltenham, Balaklava, Murray Bridge, Torrens Island, Gawler. | by1916 The army Department was the largest work done by the Adelaide | YMCA with operations at Mitcham, Cheltenham, Balaklava, Murray Bridge, Torrens Island, Gawler. |
The YMCA provided comfort, counselling and recreation to the troops. | The YMCA provided comfort, counselling | and recreation to the troops. |
YMCA war services were funded by public donation and during this time in South Australia ₤199,185 was raised. | YMCA war services were funded by public donation | and during this time in South Australia ₤199,185 was raised. |
1908 -1910 - H.S. | 1908 -1910 | - H.S. |
Stafford acting General Secretary. | Stafford acting | General Secretary. |
Stafford, an American from Dayton Ohio was working at the Bendigo YMCA and took the acting role while Wheeler spent 2 years working for the YMCA in the United States | Stafford, an American from Dayton Ohio was working at the Bendigo YMCA | and took the acting role while Wheeler spent 2 years working for the YMCA in the United States |
and took the acting role while Wheeler spent 2 years working for the YMCA in the United States His work transformed the organisation as recognised in a speech by the then President Henry J Holden who said of him. | and took the acting role while Wheeler spent 2 years working for the YMCA in the United States | His work transformed the organisation as recognised in a speech by the then President Henry J Holden who said of him. |
".. it was not an association of Christian young men but a Christian association for all young men | ".. it was not an association of Christian young men | but a Christian association for all young men |
but a Christian association for all young men " | but a Christian association for all young men | " |
1916 -1920 The title of General Secretary was discontinued this period as post war the organisation needed to adjust having been dominated by the military units. | 1916 -1920 The title of General Secretary was discontinued this period as post war the organisation needed to adjust | having been dominated by the military units. |
Two officers controlled the organisation. | Two officers | controlled the organisation. |
Maddern was secretary to the Army Department and R Taylor became Secretary of the General Department. | Maddern was secretary to the Army Department | and R Taylor became Secretary of the General Department. |
This gave lack of continuity at the top at a time when the planning for transition to peace time was so important. | This gave lack of continuity at the top at a time | when the planning for transition to peace time was so important. |
1920 Jack Tolston Massey. | 1920 Jack | Tolston Massey. |
Jack Massey began his YMCA career as a field secretary attached to the Australian Imperial Forces | Jack Massey began his YMCA career as a field secretary | attached to the Australian Imperial Forces |
attached to the Australian Imperial Forces A Christian (Anglican) and a pacifist | attached to the Australian Imperial Forces | A Christian (Anglican) and a pacifist |
A Christian (Anglican) and a pacifist he served in England France and Belgium awaiting repatriation. | A Christian (Anglican) and a pacifist | he served in England France and Belgium awaiting repatriation. |
He was appointed as General Secretary of the Adelaide YMCA in 1920 and went on to build and expand the organisation | He was appointed as General Secretary of the Adelaide YMCA in 1920 | and went on to build and expand the organisation |
and went on to build and expand the organisation as well as develop programmes and advocate for young people with accomplishments | and went on to build and expand the organisation | as well as develop programmes and advocate for young people with accomplishments |
as well as develop programmes and advocate for young people with accomplishments including establishing a court for juvenile offenders | as well as develop programmes and advocate for young people with accomplishments | including establishing a court for juvenile offenders |
including establishing a court for juvenile offenders and guiding amateur football in SA. | including establishing a court for juvenile offenders | and guiding amateur football in SA. |
He also provided support for British Boys brought out to help in agriculture. | He also provided support for British Boys | brought out to help in agriculture. |
He attended the 100 years of Adelaide YMCA in 1978 not long before his death in 1981 | He attended the 100 years of Adelaide YMCA in 1978 | not long before his death in 1981 |
not long before his death in 1981 and was acclaimed as one of the great men of the organisation and the community for his life of service. | not long before his death in 1981 | and was acclaimed as one of the great men of the organisation and the community for his life of service. |
1939 - 1960 Alf Gibbs . | 1939 - 1960 | Alf Gibbs . |
During WW1 Alf Gibbs served as YMCA War Services Department Chief Commissioner overseeing YMCA staff in almost all military camps and some 62 representative overseas to assist the troops. | During WW1 Alf Gibbs served as YMCA War Services Department Chief Commissioner | overseeing YMCA staff in almost all military camps and some 62 representative overseas to assist the troops. |
Gibbs was appointed General Secretary Adelaide YMCA after some negotiations with the Adelaide YMCA Board while Alf was in India. | Gibbs was appointed General Secretary Adelaide YMCA after some negotiations with the Adelaide YMCA Board | while Alf was in India. |
He oversaw the expansion of the YMCA and the sale of the Gawler Place building. | He oversaw the expansion of the YMCA | and the sale of the Gawler Place building. |
In 1956 he negotiated the purchase of the Presbyterian Church in Flinders Street which was demolished the following year | In 1956 he negotiated the purchase of the Presbyterian Church in Flinders Street | which was demolished the following year |
which was demolished the following year and a new modern YMCA youth complex and residential facility was constructed. | which was demolished the following year | and a new modern YMCA youth complex and residential facility was constructed. |
Gibbs led the fundraising that enabled the construction of YMCA youth facilities at Walkerville, Kilburn, Elizabeth and Glenelg. | Gibbs led the fundraising that enabled the construction of | YMCA youth facilities at Walkerville, Kilburn, Elizabeth and Glenelg. |
In 1945 "Loftia Park," a large block of land in the lovely Mount Lofty Ranges, was purchased with swimming pool, tennis courts, sports grounds and other facilities partly completed. | In 1945 "Loftia Park," a large block of land in the lovely Mount Lofty Ranges, was purchased with swimming pool, tennis courts, sports grounds and other facilities | partly completed. |
Irvine was an evangelical Christian and developed in the Adelaide YMCA a group of similar thinking leaders. | Irvine was an evangelical Christian and developed in | the Adelaide YMCA a group of similar thinking leaders. |
Ultimately this became exclusive and counterproductive. | Ultimately this became | exclusive and counterproductive. |
He went on to build up World Vision Australia and then to New York where he grew the organisation into a large multinational NGO. | He went on to build up World Vision Australia | and then to New York where he grew the organisation into a large multinational NGO. |
Irvine was in 1978 among the signers of the "Declaration of Internationalization", which declared a set of objectives for World Vision in its operations throughout the world. | Irvine was in 1978 among the signers of the "Declaration of Internationalization", | which declared a set of objectives for World Vision in its operations throughout the world. |
In 1988, Irvine became the first non-American president of World Vision International. | In 1988, Irvine became the first | non-American president of World Vision International. |
came from Woodside army camp where he was a YMCA army officer. | came from Woodside army camp where | he was a YMCA army officer. |
After his Army service he joined the Adelaide Y as Extension Secretary under Irvine having responsibility for developing boards, programmes | After his Army service he joined the Adelaide Y as Extension Secretary under Irvine | having responsibility for developing boards, programmes |
having responsibility for developing boards, programmes and ensuring the viability of Walkerville, Northern Districts (Kilburn), West Croydon and Elizabeth Branches. | having responsibility for developing boards, programmes | and ensuring the viability of Walkerville, Northern Districts (Kilburn), West Croydon and Elizabeth Branches. |
He was a senior leader at the first Kangaroo Island Camp and many others in preceding years. | He was a senior leader at the first | Kangaroo Island Camp and many others in preceding years. |
They were initially organised initially by Don McCallum, Physical Education Director and in following years by Ross Baxter Glen Powell, Gary Kelly, Dean Manning, Dave Badger, Tim Looker. | They were initially organised initially by Don McCallum, Physical Education Director and in following | years by Ross Baxter Glen Powell, Gary Kelly, Dean Manning, Dave Badger, Tim Looker. |
The Kangaroo Island Camps ran for nearly 40 years. | The Kangaroo Island Camps | ran for nearly 40 years. |
Daly's particular interest was in Adventure Camping. | Daly's particular interest | was in Adventure Camping. |
He personally led groups of senior leaders on Outward Bound-type expeditions to New Zealand, Tasmania (Cradle Mountain Track, Flinders Ranges and the Grampians). | He personally led groups of senior leaders on Outward Bound-type expeditions | to New Zealand, Tasmania (Cradle Mountain Track, Flinders Ranges and the Grampians). |
Daly went on become a Senior Office, then Assistant Director in the newly formed South Australian Government Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport. | Daly went on become a Senior Office, then Assistant Director in | the newly formed South Australian Government Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport. |
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