13  Categorizing Information into Hierarchies

13.1 Description:

This task involves organizing information into hierarchical structures based on relationships, properties, or other logical criteria. It evaluates the model’s ability to recognize patterns, understand relationships between concepts, and create meaningful categorizations.

13.2 Modality:

Text only

13.3 Examples:

13.3.1 Example 1:

Input:

Categorize the following animals into a hierarchical structure:
Lion, Sparrow, Salmon, Eagle, Shark, Trout, Tiger, Robin, Tuna

Output:

Animals
├── Mammals
│   ├── Felines
│   │   ├── Lion
│   │   └── Tiger
├── Birds
│   ├── Birds of Prey
│   │   └── Eagle
│   └── Songbirds
│       ├── Sparrow
│       └── Robin
└── Fish
    ├── Cartilaginous Fish
    │   └── Shark
    └── Bony Fish
        ├── Salmon
        └── Trout
        └── Tuna

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13.3.2 Example 2:

Input:

Create a hierarchical categorization for the following programming concepts:
Variables, For Loop, If-Else Statement, Integer, String, While Loop, Boolean, Float, Switch Statement

Output:

Programming Concepts
├── Data Types
│   ├── Primitive Types
│   │   ├── Integer
│   │   ├── Float
│   │   └── Boolean
│   └── Reference Types
│       └── String
├── Control Structures
│   ├── Conditional Statements
│   │   ├── If-Else Statement
│   │   └── Switch Statement
│   └── Loops
│       ├── For Loop
│       └── While Loop
└── Variables

13.4 Tags:

• Classification
• Hierarchical Thinking
• Conceptual Organization
• Pattern Recognition
• Logical Structuring
• Synthetic