Question for Release of WikiTQ-ST and TempTabQA-ST Subsets

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No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by locating the WikiTQ-ST and TempTabQA-ST references in the repository and paper materials, then determine whether the filtered datasets or filtering scripts are present; done means the subsets or reproducible filtering criteria are available.

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Hello authors,

Thank you for sharing the ST-Raptor code and the SSTQA dataset. The benchmark and framework are very inspiring!

I noticed that in the paper you also evaluated on two filtered subsets, WikiTQ-ST and TempTabQA-ST, which were constructed by selecting semi-structured tables from the original WikiTQ and TempTabQA datasets. However, I could not find these subsets or the filtering scripts in the current repository.

Could you please clarify:

Do you plan to release the filtered versions (WikiTQ-ST and TempTabQA-ST) so that others can directly reproduce the results?

If not, would you be able to provide the filtering criteria or scripts used to create them?

This would be very helpful for reproducing your experiments and ensuring fair comparison.

Thanks again for your excellent work!

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