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  Each entry in the dataset comprises the following fields:
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- - flags: tags
 
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  - instruction: a user request from the Mortgage and Loans domain
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  - category: the high-level semantic category for the intent
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  - intent: the specific intent corresponding to the user instruction
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  ### Tags for Lexical variation
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- - **M - Morphological variation**: Adjusts for inflectional and derivational forms in mortgage and loans terminology.
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  - Example: "is my account active", "is my account activated"
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- - **L - Semantic variations**: Handles synonyms, use of hyphens, compounding common in mortgage and loans communications.
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  - Example: “what's my balance date", “what's my billing date”
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  ### Tags for Syntactic structure variation
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  ### Tags for stylistic variations
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- - **K - Keyword mode**: Responses focused on keywords relevant to mortgage and loans tasks.
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  - Example: "balance check", "account status"
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- - **E - Use of abbreviations**: Common abbreviations in the context of mortgage and loans.
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  - Example: “acct for account”, “trans for transaction”
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  - **Z - Errors and Typos**: Includes common misspellings or typographical errors found in customer inputs.
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  - Example: “how can I chek my balance”
 
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  Each entry in the dataset comprises the following fields:
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+ - system_prompt
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+ - tags
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  - instruction: a user request from the Mortgage and Loans domain
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  - category: the high-level semantic category for the intent
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  - intent: the specific intent corresponding to the user instruction
 
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  ### Tags for Lexical variation
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+ - **M - Morphological variation**: Adjusts for inflectional and derivational forms.
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  - Example: "is my account active", "is my account activated"
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+ - **L - Semantic variations**: Handles synonyms, use of hyphens, and compounding.
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  - Example: “what's my balance date", “what's my billing date”
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  ### Tags for Syntactic structure variation
 
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  ### Tags for stylistic variations
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+ - **K - Keyword mode**: Responses focused on keywords.
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  - Example: "balance check", "account status"
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+ - **E - Use of abbreviations**: Common abbreviations.
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  - Example: “acct for account”, “trans for transaction”
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  - **Z - Errors and Typos**: Includes common misspellings or typographical errors found in customer inputs.
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  - Example: “how can I chek my balance”