track-2
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ELSA - Multimedia use case
ELSA Multimedia is a large collection of Deep Fake images, generated using diffusion models
Dataset Summary
This dataset was developed as part of the EU project ELSA. Specifically for the Multimedia use-case.
Official webpage: https://benchmarks.elsa-ai.eu/
This dataset aims to develop effective solutions for detecting and mitigating the spread of deep fake images in multimedia content. Deep fake images, which are highly realistic and… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/elsaEU/ELSA500k_track2.parc2026-track2-network-archive-20260912
Track 2 experiment recovery archive
This repository preserves deduplicated data and numerical evidence from the
owner's completed PARC 2026 Track 2 experiments. It is not a new training
dataset release or evidence of model improvement. Original source licenses
and attributions remain applicable to bundled code/assets.
The migration may still be in progress. A volume's RECOVERY_CATALOG.json is
published only after all its archives, original-path mappings, quarantine
contents and… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/ekunish/parc2026-track2-network-archive-20260912.AT-ADD-Track2
AT-ADD Track 2
This repository hosts Track 2 of the AT-ADD All-Type Audio Deepfake Detection Challenge. It contains the released audio splits and privacy-preserving sample-level metadata for non-commercial academic research and education.
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Direct repository access… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/xieyuankun/AT-ADD-Track2.egolink_track2dstc10_track2_task2\n2c2_2018_track2The National NLP Clinical Challenges (n2c2), organized in 2018, continued the
legacy of i2b2 (Informatics for Biology and the Bedside), adding 2 new tracks and 2
new sets of data to the shared tasks organized since 2006. Track 2 of 2018
n2c2 shared tasks focused on the extraction of medications, with their signature
information, and adverse drug events (ADEs) from clinical narratives.
This track built on our previous medication challenge, but added a special focus on ADEs.
ADEs are injuries resulting from a medical intervention related to a drugs and
can include allergic reactions, drug interactions, overdoses, and medication errors.
Collectively, ADEs are estimated to account for 30% of all hospital adverse
events; however, ADEs are preventable. Identifying potential drug interactions,
overdoses, allergies, and errors at the point of care and alerting the caregivers of
potential ADEs can improve health delivery, reduce the risk of ADEs, and improve health
outcomes.
A step in this direction requires processing narratives of clinical records
that often elaborate on the medications given to a patient, as well as the known
allergies, reactions, and adverse events of the patient. Extraction of this information
from narratives complements the structured medication information that can be
obtained from prescriptions, allowing a more thorough assessment of potential ADEs
before they happen.
The 2018 n2c2 shared task Track 2, hereon referred to as the ADE track,
tackled these natural language processing tasks in 3 different steps,
which we refer to as tasks:
1. Concept Extraction: identification of concepts related to medications,
their signature information, and ADEs
2. Relation Classification: linking the previously mentioned concepts to
their medication by identifying relations on gold standard concepts
3. End-to-End: building end-to-end systems that process raw narrative text
to discover concepts and find relations of those concepts to their medications
Shared tasks provide a venue for head-to-head comparison of systems developed
for the same task and on the same data, allowing researchers to identify the state
of the art in a particular task, learn from it, and build on it.