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AI-Powered System Uses Pandas to Fact-Check Data Tables with 88% Accuracy

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Overview

  • RePanda combines large language models with pandas for tabular data verification
  • Introduces a framework that translates natural language claims into executable pandas code
  • Achieves state-of-the-art results on benchmarks like TabFact and InfoTabS
  • Provides human-readable evidence by generating both code and natural language explanations
  • Demonstrates strong performance across both familiar and out-of-domain tabular reasoning tasks

Plain English Explanation

When we read a statement about data in a table, how do we know if it's true? Imagine you're looking at a sports statistics table and someone claims "LeBron James scored more points than any other player in 2020." To verify this, you'd need to check all the numbers in the table....

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