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Add safety data description #2

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@AdrianM0 AdrianM0 commented Mar 7, 2024

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that's cool and useful. Can you add some words on how you constructed questions from the data and add a reference for PubChem?

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AdrianM0 commented Mar 7, 2024

Now it looks better, let me know if the nr of questions bit should not be here.

\subparagraph{GHS classification, hazard statements and daily allowed intakes}

The GHS classification, hazard statements and daily allowed intake (DAI) data have been extracted from PubChem. \cite{pubchem}
The former two have been mined through python, while the latter has been manually acquired.
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The former two have been mined through python, while the latter has been manually acquired.
The former two have been mined using in-house Python scripts via the PubChem API, while the latter has been manually extracted.


The GHS classification, hazard statements and daily allowed intake (DAI) data have been extracted from PubChem. \cite{pubchem}
The former two have been mined through python, while the latter has been manually acquired.
The DAIs have been curated to contain only records approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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The DAIs have been curated to contain only records approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The DAIs have been curated to contain only records approved by the \gls{who}.

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The former two have been mined through python, while the latter has been manually acquired.
The DAIs have been curated to contain only records approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The chemicals in this class of questions belong to one of the three classes: pesticides (e.g. calcium arsenate), insecticides (e.g. cyfluthrin) or herbicides (e.g. 2,4 - D).
All data was saved in tabular form and then we programatically created a large set of questions (87 hazard statement definitions, 978 chemical-GHS pictogram matching, 100 DAIs).
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here, I'd then also add \variable but I guess it is good to have.

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i merged my suggestions to merge it into the main text, but feel free to change back!

@kjappelbaum kjappelbaum merged commit a76aa81 into main Mar 7, 2024
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