DIFrauD loader and is_scam Noul fixture¶
Kind: reference. Public MIT corpus for natural binary scam detection on short text. Parent epic: #51; loader issue #59.
Role in typevet¶
| Piece | Module / path |
|---|---|
| Test-split loader | typevet_evals.datasets.difraud |
| Primary Noul | is_scam (boolean + return_probabilities) |
| Versioned JSON Schema | evals/fixtures/difraud_is_scam_noul_schema_v1.json |
| CI JSONL subset | tests/fixtures/difraud/sms_test_subset.jsonl |
DIFrauD is the natural binary Noul fit among finvet public sets (#53).
Banking77 stays proxy-binary on reports_unauthorized; do not ask bank-fraud
questions on DIFrauD rows.
Domain flag (v1 default: SMS)¶
The Hugging Face card ships separate test JSONL files per config:
domain argument |
Hub path segment | v1 default |
|---|---|---|
sms |
sms/test.jsonl |
yes |
phishing |
phishing/test.jsonl |
optional |
job_scams |
job_scams/test.jsonl |
optional |
typevet_evals.datasets.difraud.load_test_split defaults to domain="sms". Pass
phishing or job_scams for cross-domain regression; keep SMS as the primary
documented path until a judgment issue promotes another domain.
Labels and class imbalance¶
Each JSONL row has text (string) and label (integer). The card defines
1 as deceptive. typevet maps:
Hub label |
typevet label |
|---|---|
1 |
scam |
0 |
legit |
Unlike Banking77, the loader does not balance classes. Returned rows keep
the domain's natural scam vs legit base rate after an optional shuffle and
limit. Report prevalence when quoting accuracy or agreement; do not assume
50/50 unless you subsample explicitly.
Question wording¶
The is_scam Noul instructions match finvet SCAM_QUESTIONS["is_scam"]: the
user message is the suspect text, not a customer describing fraud elsewhere.
License and policy¶
DIFrauD is MIT. It is listed as a public eval dataset in Eval partner data policy. collections NBA and other partner trees stay forbidden.
Related pages¶
- Banking77 proxy and metrics — proxy Noul, not DIFrauD.
- Eval partner data policy — public vs partner data.