Synthetic Data Generator

Use Language Models to Create Datasets for Specified Labels and Categories

Setup & Configure

Use Case

Labels

Use a colon to separate each label and its description as in 'label: description.'

Examples

Guiding Examples

Include all examples in this box. For each example, provide a LABEL, CATEGORY, TYPE, OUTPUT, and REASONING.

Example

Language Model

Visit Llama 3.2 and Gemma 3, and submit an access request for these gated Hugging Face repositories.

Model

Maximum Number of New Tokens

Hugging Face Token

Enter a 'Read' Hugging Face token to access gated language models, or a 'Write' token to push the generated data to Hugging Face.

Generate & Export

Status

Actions

Enter the number of rows for the generated dataset, and optionally a Hugging Face repo ID.

Sample Size

Save Reasoning

Hugging Face Repo ID (Optional)

Make Repository Public

Sample Output


I don't have time to explain why your claim was denied, but if you bother to read the fine print, you'll see it clearly states we're not responsible for pre-existing conditions.	somewhat polite	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	This text is impolite due to its dismissive tone and lack of empathy towards the customer's situation. The phrase "I don't have time" comes across as uncaring and unprofessional, while the reference to "fine print" can be seen as a way of shifting the blame onto the customer for not reading the terms and conditions. The statement about pre-existing conditions is a clear attempt to avoid taking responsibility for the denied claim, further contributing to the impolite tone.


Your flight has been rescheduled to depart at 10:45 AM. Please check the revised itinerary for further details.	neutral	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	This text would be classified as "neutral" because it provides factual information about the flight rescheduling without any emotional undertones or attempts at politeness. The tone is impersonal and focused solely on conveying the necessary details, without any additional phrases that express politeness or rudeness.
I don't have time to explain why your claim was denied, but if you bother to read the fine print, you'll see it clearly states we're not responsible for pre-existing conditions.	impolite	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	This text is impolite due to its dismissive tone and lack of empathy towards the customer's situation. The phrase "I don't have time" comes across as uncaring and unprofessional, while the reference to "fine print" can be seen as a way of shifting the blame onto the customer for not reading the terms and conditions. The statement about pre-existing conditions is a clear attempt to avoid taking responsibility for the denied claim, further contributing to the impolite tone.
We're not going to cover your entire policy cost for that one minor issue, it's not a significant enough problem to warrant a full refund.	impolite	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	This text is impolite because it dismisses the customer's concern and shows a lack of empathy. The tone is blunt and unhelpful, with a clear prioritization of the company's interests over the customer's needs. The use of "not a significant enough problem" comes across as condescending and unprofessional.
I've never tasted anything so delicious here!	polite	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	The statement expresses genuine enthusiasm and appreciation for the food, with a warm and complimentary tone, making it polite.
I can see you're concerned about your tennis membership, and I'll look into the options for you to continue playing.	somewhat polite	meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct	This text would be classified as "somewhat polite." The acknowledgment of the customer's concern shows a basic level of respect. The sentence is direct and lacks additional warmth or formality, but it communicates a willingness to help. The use of "I'll look into" is a straightforward commitment to action without additional courteous phrases that would make it fully polite.