Dictionary:
  response:
    fields[41]{name,type,label,description,min,max,cardinality,enumeration,null_count,content_type,examples}:
      Unique Key,Integer,Record Identifier,A system‑generated integer that uniquely identifies each complaint record in the 311 database.,"11465364","48478173",1000000,null,0,unique_id,<ALL_UNIQUE>
      Created Date,DateTime,Created Date,The exact date and time when the complaint was entered into the 311 system. This timestamp marks the start of the complaint’s lifecycle.,"01/01/2010",12/23/2020,841014,null,0,"date:%m/%d/%Y","Other… [997333]\n01/24/2013 [347]\n01/07/2014 [315]\n01/08/2015 [283]\n02/16/2015 [269]"
      Closed Date,DateTime,Closed Date,The date and time when the complaint was formally closed. This timestamp indicates the end of the complaint’s lifecycle.,"01/01/1900","01/01/2100",688837,null,28619,"date:%m/%d/%Y","Other… [968671]\n(NULL)… [28619]\n11/15/2010 [384]\n11/07/2012 [329]\n12/09/2010 [267]"
      Agency,String,Agency,"A short code identifying the agency responsible for handling the complaint (e.g., NYPD, HPD).","3-1-1",TLC,28,null,0,company_name,"NYPD [265116]\nHPD [258033]\nDOT [132462]\nDSNY [81606]\nDEP [75895]"
      Agency Name,String,Agency Name,The full official name of the agency that processed the complaint.,"3-1-1",Valuation Policy,553,null,0,full_name,"New York City Police Depa… [265038]\nDepartment of Housing Pre… [258019]\nDepartment of Transportat… [132462]\nOther… [103974]\nDepartment of Environment… [75895]"
      Complaint Type,String,Complaint Type,"A high‑level category describing the nature of the complaint, such as Noise – Residential or HEAT/HOT WATER.","../../WEB-INF/web.xml;x=",ZTESTINT,287,null,0,category,"Other… [563561]\nNoise - Residential [89439]\nHEAT/HOT WATER [56639]\nIllegal Parking [45032]\nBlocked Driveway [42356]"
      Descriptor,String,Descriptor,"A free‑text phrase that specifies the exact issue (e.g., Loud Music/Party, Heat). Many descriptors are unique to individual complaints.",1 Missed Collection,unknown odor/taste in drinking water (QA6),1392,null,3001,free_text,"Other… [671870]\nLoud Music/Party [93646]\nENTIRE BUILDING [36885]\nHEAT [35088]\nNo Access [31631]"
      Location Type,String,Location Type,"The type of location where the incident occurred (e.g., RESIDENTIAL BUILDING, STREET).","1-, 2- and 3- Family Home",Wooded Area,162,null,239131,category,"RESIDENTIAL BUILDING [255562]\n(NULL)… [239131]\nStreet/Sidewalk [145653]\nResidential Building/Hous… [92765]\nStreet [92190]"
      Incident Zip,String,Incident ZIP Code,The five‑digit ZIP code for the complaint’s location.,*,XXXXX,535,null,54978,zip_code,"Other… [815988]\n(NULL)… [54978]\n11226 [17114]\n10467 [14495]\n11207 [12872]"
      Incident Address,String,Incident Address,"A full street address (e.g., 655 EAST 230 STREET) where the incident was reported. This field aggregates street name, number, and any secondary descriptors.",* *,west 155 street and edgecombe avenue,341996,null,174700,street_address,"Other… [819046]\n(NULL)… [174700]\n655 EAST  230 STREET [1538]\n78-15 PARSONS BOULEVARD [694]\n672 EAST  231 STREET [663]"
      Street Name,String,Primary Street Name,The main street name in which the incident occurred; it is a component of Incident Address.,*,wyckoff avenue,14837,null,174720,street_name,"Other… [784684]\n(NULL)… [174720]\nBROADWAY [9702]\nGRAND CONCOURSE [5851]\nOCEAN AVENUE [3946]"
      Cross Street 1,String,Cross Street 1,One of the streets that intersect with the primary street at the incident location. It is part of the address context.,1 AVE,mermaid,16238,null,320401,street_name,"Other… [619743]\n(NULL)… [320401]\nBEND [12562]\nBROADWAY [8548]\n3 AVENUE [6154]"
      Cross Street 2,String,Cross Street 2,"The second cross street, if applicable; it further defines the intersection context within Incident Address.",1 AVE,surf,16486,null,323644,street_name,"Other… [623363]\n(NULL)… [323644]\nBEND [12390]\nBROADWAY [8833]\nDEAD END [5626]"
      Intersection Street 1,String,Intersection Street 1,"First street in an intersection reference (e.g., BROADWAY). Used when Address Type is INTERSECTION.",1 AVE,flatlands AVE,11237,null,767422,street_name,"(NULL)… [767422]\nOther… [214544]\nBROADWAY [3761]\nCARPENTER AVENUE [2918]\nBEND [2009]"
      Intersection Street 2,String,Intersection Street 2,Second street in an intersection reference; together with Intersection Street 1 they form the full intersection description.,1 AVE,glenwood RD,11674,null,767709,street_name,"(NULL)… [767709]\nOther… [215667]\nBROADWAY [3462]\nBEND [1942]\n2 AVENUE [1690]"
      Address Type,String,Address Type,"A category describing how the address is formatted (e.g., ADDRESS, INTERSECTION, LATLONG). Most records are plain addresses.",ADDRESS,PLACENAME,6,null,125802,category,"ADDRESS [710380]\nINTERSECTION [133361]\n(NULL)… [125802]\nBLOCKFACE [22620]\nLATLONG [7421]"
      City,String,City / Borough,The city or borough name where the incident took place. For NYC this duplicates Borough information but provides a broader context.,*,YORKTOWN HEIGHTS,382,null,61963,city,"BROOKLYN [296254]\nNEW YORK [189069]\nBRONX [181168]\nOther… [163936]\n(NULL)… [61963]"
      Landmark,String,Landmark,"A free‑text reference to a notable location near the incident (e.g., EAST 230 STREET). It may be used when Address Type is not ADDRESS.",1 AVENUE,ZULETTE AVENUE,5915,null,912779,free_text,"(NULL)… [912779]\nOther… [80165]\nEAST  230 STREET [1545]\nEAST  231 STREET [1291]\nBROADWAY [1148]"
      Facility Type,String,Facility Type,"The type of facility involved, such as DSNY Garage or School District. Most values are unspecified.",DSNY Garage,School District,6,null,145478,category,"N/A [628279]\nPrecinct [193259]\n(NULL)… [145478]\nDSNY Garage [32310]\nSchool [617]"
      Status,String,Complaint Status,"Current status of the complaint (e.g., Closed, Pending, Open). Indicates whether the complaint is still active or has been resolved.",Assigned,Unspecified,10,"Assigned\nClosed\nClosed - Testing\nEmail Sent\nIn Progress\nOpen\nPending\nStarted\nUnassigned\nUnspecified",0,category,"Closed [952522]\nPending [20119]\nOpen [12340]\nIn Progress [7841]\nAssigned [6651]"
      Due Date,DateTime,Due Date,The deadline for resolving the complaint. Includes both date and time components.,"01/02/1900 12:00:00 AM","06/17/2021 04:34:13 PM",345077,null,647794,"datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p","(NULL)… [647794]\nOther… [350746]\n04/08/2015 10:00:58 AM [214]\n05/02/2014 03:32:17 PM [183]\n03/30/2018 10:10:39 AM [172]"
      Resolution Description,String,Resolution Narrative,"A free‑text narrative describing how the complaint was resolved, often including agency actions or follow‑up steps.",A DOB violation was issued for failing to comply with an existing Stop Work Order.,"Your request was submitted to the Department of Homeless Services. The City?s outreach team will assess the homeless individual and offer appropriate assistance within 2 hours. If you asked to know the outcome of your request, you will get a call within 2 hours. No further status will be available through the NYC 311 App, 311, or 311 Online.",1216,null,20480,free_text,"Other… [511739]\nThe Police Department res… [91408]\nThe Department of Housing… [72962]\nThe Police Department res… [63868]\nService Request status fo… [52155]"
      Resolution Action Updated Date,DateTime,Last Resolution Update Date,The date and time of the most recent update to the resolution action. Captures the latest status change for the complaint.,12/31/2009,12/23/2020,690314,null,15072,"date:%m/%d/%Y","Other… [982148]\n(NULL)… [15072]\n11/15/2010 [385]\n11/07/2012 [336]\n12/09/2010 [273]"
      Community Board,String,Community Board,"The community board number or \"Unspecified\" for the complaint’s location. Ranges from 0 to 12 across boroughs.",0 Unspecified,Unspecified STATEN ISLAND,77,null,0,category,"Other… [751635]\n0 Unspecified [49878]\n12 MANHATTAN [29845]\n12 QUEENS [23570]\n01 BROOKLYN [21714]"
      BBL,String,Borough‑Block‑Lot (BBL),A 10‑digit numeric code used in NYC property records to identify a specific lot. Most values are unique to the record.,"0000000000","5080470043",268383,null,243046,unknown,"Other… [750668]\n(NULL)… [243046]\n2048330028 [1566]\n4068290001 [696]\n4015110001 [664]"
      Borough,String,Borough,"The borough where the incident occurred (e.g., BROOKLYN, QUEENS). This field duplicates city information for NYC’s five boroughs.",BRONX,Unspecified,6,"BRONX\nBROOKLYN\nMANHATTAN\nQUEENS\nSTATEN ISLAND\nUnspecified",0,category,"BROOKLYN [296081]\nQUEENS [228818]\nMANHATTAN [195488]\nBRONX [180142]\nUnspecified [49878]"
      X Coordinate (State Plane),Integer,State Plane X Coordinate,The X coordinate in the New York State Plane coordinate system. It is paired with Y Coordinate to locate the incident in state‑plane units.,"913281","1067220",102556,null,85327,unknown,"Other… [908535]\n(NULL)… [85327]\n1022911 [1568]\n1037000 [701]\n1023174 [675]"
      Y Coordinate (State Plane),Integer,State Plane Y Coordinate,"The Y coordinate in the New York State Plane system, complementing the X Coordinate for spatial reference.","121152","271876",116092,null,85327,unknown,"Other… [908538]\n(NULL)… [85327]\n264242 [1566]\n202363 [706]\n211606 [665]"
      Open Data Channel Type,String,Submission Channel,"The channel through which the complaint was submitted (e.g., PHONE, ONLINE). Phone is by far the most common method.",MOBILE,UNKNOWN,5,"MOBILE\nONLINE\nOTHER\nPHONE\nUNKNOWN",0,category,"PHONE [497606]\nUNKNOWN [230402]\nONLINE [177334]\nMOBILE [79892]\nOTHER [14766]"
      Park Facility Name,String,Park Facility Name,"Name of a park facility when the incident involves a park (e.g., Central Park). Most records are unspecified.","\"Uncle\" Vito F. Maranzano Glendale Playground",Zimmerman Playground,1889,null,0,full_name,"Unspecified [993141]\nOther… [5964]\nCentral Park [261]\nRiverside Park [136]\nProspect Park [129]"
      Park Borough,String,Park Borough,"The borough where a park-related complaint was filed. Mirrors the main Borough field for park incidents.",BRONX,Unspecified,6,"BRONX\nBROOKLYN\nMANHATTAN\nQUEENS\nSTATEN ISLAND\nUnspecified",0,category,"BROOKLYN [296081]\nQUEENS [228818]\nMANHATTAN [195488]\nBRONX [180142]\nUnspecified [49878]"
      Vehicle Type,String,Vehicle Type,"Type of vehicle involved in the incident, such as Car Service or Green Taxi. The majority are non‑specified.",Ambulette / Paratransit,Green Taxi,5,null,999652,category,"(NULL)… [999652]\nCar Service [317]\nAmbulette / Paratransit [19]\nCommuter Van [11]\nGreen Taxi [1]"
      Taxi Company Borough,String,Taxi Company Borough,"The borough where a taxi company operates for the complaint (e.g., BROOKLYN). Many entries are unspecified.",BRONX,Staten Island,11,null,999156,category,"(NULL)… [999156]\nBROOKLYN [207]\nQUEENS [194]\nMANHATTAN [171]\nBRONX [127]"
      Taxi Pick Up Location,String,Taxi Pick‑Up Location,"Free‑text description of where a taxi was picked up, ranging from airports to intersections. The most frequent value is \"Other\".",1 5 AVENUE MANHATTAN,YORK AVENUE AND EAST 70 STREET,1903,null,992129,free_text,"(NULL)… [992129]\nOther [4091]\nOther… [2006]\nJFK Airport [562]\nIntersection [486]"
      Bridge Highway Name,String,Bridge/Highway Name,"Name of the bridge or highway involved (e.g., Belt Pkwy). Most values are non‑specific or missing.","145th St. Br - Lenox Ave","Willis Ave Br - 125th St/1st Ave",68,null,997711,free_text,"(NULL)… [997711]\nOther… [779]\nBelt Pkwy [276]\nBQE/Gowanus Expwy [254]\nGrand Central Pkwy [186]"
      Bridge Highway Direction,String,Bridge/Highway Direction,"Direction designation for a bridge or highway, such as East/Long Island Bound. The field is largely categorical.",Bronx Bound,Westbound/To Goethals Br,50,null,997691,free_text,"(NULL)… [997691]\nOther… [987]\nEast/Long Island Bound [210]\nNorth/Bronx Bound [208]\nEast/Queens Bound [197]"
      Road Ramp,String,Road Ramp Type,"Type of road ramp involved in the incident (e.g., Roadway, Ramp). Most records indicate a roadway.",N/A,Roadway,4,null,997693,category,"(NULL)… [997693]\nRoadway [1731]\nRamp [555]\nN/A [21]"
      Bridge Highway Segment,String,Bridge/Highway Segment,"Detailed segment information for a bridge or highway, often including exit numbers. Many entries are unique.","1-1-1265963747",Wythe Ave/Kent Ave (Exit 31),937,null,997556,free_text,"(NULL)… [997556]\nOther… [2144]\nRamp [92]\nRoadway [54]\nClove Rd/Richmond Rd (Exi… [23]"
      Latitude,Float,Latitude,Geographic latitude in decimal degrees (≈40.1–41.2). It pairs with Longitude to pinpoint the incident’s location.,"40.1123853","40.9128688",353694,null,254695,latitude,"Other… [739329]\n(NULL)… [254695]\n40.89187241649303 [1538]\n40.1123853 [1153]\n40.89238451539139 [663]"
      Longitude,Float,Longitude,"Geographic longitude in decimal degrees (≈-73.9 to -77.5). Together with Latitude it defines the precise geographic point of the complaint.","-77.5195844","-73.7005968",353996,null,254695,longitude,"Other… [739329]\n(NULL)… [254695]\n-73.86016845296459 [1538]\n-77.5195844 [1153]\n-73.8592161325675 [663]"
      Location,String,Coordinate Point,"A string representation of the geographic point, formatted as \"(latitude, longitude)\". Derived from Latitude and Longitude fields.","(40.1123853, -77.5195844)","(40.9128688, -73.9024731)",375772,null,254695,free_text,"Other… [739329]\n(NULL)… [254695]\n(40.89187241649303, -73.8… [1538]\n(40.1123853, -77.5195844) [1153]\n(40.89238451539139, -73.8… [663]"
    enum_threshold: 10
    num_examples: 5
    truncate_str: 25
    attribution: "Generated by qsv v20.1.0 describegpt\nCommand line: target/debug/qsv describegpt --all --two-pass /tmp/NYC_311_SR_2010-2020-sample-1M.csv -o /tmp/nyc311-describegpt.toon --fresh --infer-content-type --format toon\nPrompt file: Default v7.1.0\nModel: openai/gpt-oss-20b\nLLM API URL: http://localhost:1234/v1\nLanguage: \nTimestamp: 2026-05-30T01:08:09.794096+00:00\n\nWARNING: Label and Description generated by an LLM and may contain inaccuracies. Verify before using!\n"
    relationships[4]:
      - kind: ordered
        members[2]: Created Date,Closed Date
        anchor: Created Date
      - kind: joint
        members[3]: City,Borough,Incident Zip
      - kind: correlated
        members[2]: Latitude,Longitude
      - kind: correlated
        members[2]: X Coordinate (State Plane),Y Coordinate (State Plane)
  reasoning: "FIRST PASS REASONING:\nWe need to generate labels, descriptions, content_type for each field. Use summary stats and frequency distribution.\n\nContent type tokens list given; we can map based on semantics.\n\nAlso need relationships array: joint, ordered, correlated. We must identify likely relationships.\n\nGiven dataset appears to be NYC 311 complaints (NYC Open Data). Fields:\n\n- Unique Key: unique identifier integer. Content type? \"uuid\" maybe or \"unknown\". But deterministic override says unique_id if cardinality equals row count. Cardinality 1,000,000 equal to row count. So we should not use \"unique_id\" because reserved; choose more specific token like \"unknown\" or maybe \"integer\"? But allowed tokens: first_name, last_name, full_name etc. None fits integer id. Use \"unknown\". Or could use \"uuid\" if it were UUID string but it's integer. I think \"unknown\".\n\n- Created Date: datetime with format mm/dd/yyyy HH:MM:SS AM/PM? Format from frequency distribution: \"01/24/2013 12:00:00 AM\" => strftime \"%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\". So content_type: \"datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\".\n\n- Closed Date: similar format. Also datetime.\n\n- Agency: string but values like \"NYPD\", \"HPD\" etc. Content type: maybe \"company_name\"? But it's agency. Could use \"category\". But better \"company_name\" as agencies are organizations. The allowed tokens include \"company_name\". Yes.\n\n- Agency Name: similar; could be company_name or full_name? It's a formal name of the agency. Use \"full_name\".\n\n- Complaint Type: category of complaint. Use \"category\".\n\n- Descriptor: free text description but many specific values like \"Loud Music/Party\". Could use \"lorem_sentence\"? But better \"free_text\" because descriptor is descriptive phrase. Use \"free_text\".\n\n- Location Type: category; use \"category\".\n\n- Incident Zip: zip code 5-digit numeric string. Use \"zip_code\".\n\n- Incident Address: street address. Use \"street_address\".\n\n- Street Name: street name; use \"street_name\".\n\n- Cross Street 1: cross street; also street_name.\n\n- Cross Street 2: same.\n\n- Intersection Street 1: intersection street; street_name.\n\n- Intersection Street 2: street_name.\n\n- Address Type: category of address type. Use \"category\" or maybe \"lorem_word\"? But it's categories like ADDRESS, INTERSECTION etc. So category.\n\n- City: city name; use \"city\".\n\n- Landmark: could be free text; but values are names of landmarks. Could use \"free_text\" or \"full_name\". I'll use \"full_name\".\n\n- Facility Type: category; maybe \"category\".\n\n- Status: status of complaint; category.\n\n- Due Date: datetime with format mm/dd/yyyy HH:MM:SS AM/PM? Frequency shows \"04/08/2015 10:00:58 AM\" => same as created date. So datetime format same.\n\n- Resolution Description: free text; use \"free_text\".\n\n- Resolution Action Updated Date: datetime same format.\n\n- Community Board: category (like \"12 MANHATTAN\"). Use \"category\".\n\n- BBL: Borough Block Lot numeric string 10 digits maybe. This is unique identifier for NYC block. Content type? Could be \"unknown\" but could treat as integer or string; but no specific token. Use \"unknown\". Or \"lorem_word\"? No. We'll use \"unknown\".\n\n- Borough: borough name; could use \"state_abbr\" if abbreviation, but values are full names. Use \"city\" maybe not correct. Maybe \"state_abbr\" is only abbreviations. We can use \"full_name\" or \"category\". I'll use \"category\".\n\n- X Coordinate (State Plane): integer coordinate. No specific token; unknown.\n\n- Y Coordinate: same.\n\n- Open Data Channel Type: category of channel type. Use \"category\".\n\n- Park Facility Name: name of facility, could be free text; but maybe full_name. Use \"full_name\" or \"lorem_sentence\"? I'd use \"free_text\". But better \"full_name\" as names like \"Central Park\". We'll use \"full_name\".\n\n- Park Borough: borough; category.\n\n- Vehicle Type: category of vehicle type; category.\n\n- Taxi Company Borough: borough; category.\n\n- Taxi Pick Up Location: location description; free text. Use \"full_name\"? It includes addresses etc. Might be considered free_text. Use \"free_text\".\n\n- Bridge Highway Name: name of highway; free_text? Could use \"full_name\". We'll use \"free_text\" or \"category\". But there are many names, but category may fit; but \"Bridge Highway Name\" is a specific classification of highways maybe not categories. We'll use \"lorem_sentence\"? Not appropriate. Use \"free_text\".\n\n- Bridge Highway Direction: direction like East/Long Island Bound. Could be free text. Use \"free_text\".\n\n- Road Ramp: ramp type. Category.\n\n- Bridge Highway Segment: segment description; free_text or category. Use \"free_text\".\n\n- Latitude: float coordinate. Content type: latitude.\n\n- Longitude: longitude.\n\n- Location: pair of coordinates string. Might be considered \"lorem_sentence\"? But maybe a string of coordinates. Could use \"full_name\" or \"free_text\". I'll use \"free_text\".\n\nWe must ensure tokens are from allowed list: first_name, last_name, full_name, username, password, email, phone, street_address, street_name, building_number, secondary_address, city, state, state_abbr, zip_code, country, country_code, latitude, longitude, time_zone, company_name, industry, job_title, profession, unique_id, uuid, credit_card, currency_code, isbn, ip_address, ipv6_address, mac_address, url, user_agent, file_name, file_path, mime_type, color_hex, license_plate, date, datetime, time, duration, category, lorem_word, lorem_sentence, lorem_paragraph, free_text, unknown.\n\nWe need to pick tokens accordingly. Some fields like \"Agency\" -> company_name; \"Agency Name\" -> full_name; \"Location Type\" -> category; etc.\n\nNow relationships: We can find ordered: Created Date <= Closed Date? Data suggests that closed date may be after created date. But some rows might have null or earlier? We should identify monotonic order within each row: For each complaint, closed date is later than created date. So we can create an \"ordered\" relationship with members [\"Created Date\", \"Closed Date\"]. Anchor maybe \"Created Date\". Also due date maybe between created and closed? Not necessarily; but could be before closed. But only certain fields.\n\nAlso joint: city + borough + incident zip may relate. Could propose that \"City\" + \"Borough\" + \"Incident Zip\" are jointly correlated: each zip belongs to a specific borough and city. So joint relationship among [\"City\", \"Borough\", \"Incident Zip\"] maybe? However the dataset uses Borough as separate field. We could do joint relationship for City, Borough, Incident Zip.\n\nAlso \"Latitude\" and \"Longitude\" maybe correlated but numeric coordinates; we might treat as correlated: \"Latitude\" and \"Longitude\". But correlation not monotonic. Could classify as correlated. But spec says \"correlated - numeric fields that move together\". So we can list [\"Latitude\", \"Longitude\"] as correlated. Or maybe also X Coordinate (State Plane) & Y coordinate? Those are coordinates in state plane; they correlate with latitude/longitude but might be separate relationship.\n\nAlso \"Address Type\" + \"Location Type\"? Not necessarily joint.\n\n\"Taxi Company Borough\" and \"Borough\"? They may not be same.\n\nWe can propose:\n\n- ordered: [\"Created Date\", \"Closed Date\"], anchor \"Created Date\"\n\n- joint: [\"City\", \"Borough\", \"Incident Zip\"] (makes sense)\n\n- correlated: [\"Latitude\", \"Longitude\"]\n\nAlso maybe correlated: [\"X Coordinate (State Plane)\", \"Y Coordinate (State Plane)\"].\n\nWe should not duplicate fields across relationships. So choose a set of fields.\n\nWe must ensure no field appears in more than one relationship.\n\nLet's list all fields and decide which to include in relationships:\n\nOrdered: Created Date, Closed Date.\n\nJoint: City, Borough, Incident Zip.\n\nCorrelated: Latitude, Longitude; X Coordinate (State Plane), Y Coordinate (State Plane).\n\nCheck for overlap: None. Good.\n\nWe also might consider \"Due Date\" relative to closed date? Not necessary.\n\nNow produce JSON with each field name as key, object with label, description, content_type.\n\nNeed to be careful with quoting and escaping etc. Provide valid JSON.\n\nAlso we must use the exact field names as given in dataset list.\n\nLet's craft labels: For fields with spaces, keep same string. Eg \"X Coordinate (State Plane)\". Provide label maybe same.\n\nDescriptions: Use multiple sentences referencing meaning of each field. Should be concise but descriptive.\n\nUse summary statistics and frequency distribution to mention typical values or usage.\n\nWe must ensure content_type tokens exactly match allowed list.\n\nLet's start mapping:\n\nUnique Key: content_type unknown. Label \"Unique Key\". Description: \"A system-generated unique integer identifier for each complaint record.\" Good.\n\nCreated Date: datetime with format mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM. Label \"Created Date\". Description: \"Timestamp indicating when the complaint was created in the 311 system.\"\n\nClosed Date: similar.\n\nAgency: company_name.\n\nAgency Name: full_name.\n\nComplaint Type: category.\n\nDescriptor: free_text.\n\nLocation Type: category.\n\nIncident Zip: zip_code.\n\nIncident Address: street_address.\n\nStreet Name: street_name.\n\nCross Street 1: street_name.\n\nCross Street 2: street_name.\n\nIntersection Street 1: street_name.\n\nIntersection Street 2: street_name.\n\nAddress Type: category.\n\nCity: city.\n\nLandmark: full_name or free_text. Use full_name.\n\nFacility Type: category.\n\nStatus: category.\n\nDue Date: datetime same format.\n\nResolution Description: free_text.\n\nResolution Action Updated Date: datetime.\n\nCommunity Board: category.\n\nBBL: unknown.\n\nBorough: category (maybe state_abbr? but values are borough names). Use category.\n\nX Coordinate (State Plane): unknown.\n\nY Coordinate (State Plane): unknown.\n\nOpen Data Channel Type: category.\n\nPark Facility Name: full_name or free_text. Use full_name.\n\nPark Borough: category.\n\nVehicle Type: category.\n\nTaxi Company Borough: category.\n\nTaxi Pick Up Location: free_text.\n\nBridge Highway Name: free_text.\n\nBridge Highway Direction: free_text.\n\nRoad Ramp: category.\n\nBridge Highway Segment: free_text.\n\nLatitude: latitude.\n\nLongitude: longitude.\n\nLocation: free_text (coordinate string). Could also be \"lorem_sentence\" but free_text is fine.\n\nNow produce JSON. Ensure proper escaping for quotes in descriptions maybe. Use double quotes around strings; inside we need to escape any internal double quotes. For example, description may contain \"NYC 311 system\". We'll just avoid quotes inside or escape them.\n\nAlso field names as keys: \"Unique Key\" etc. In JSON, keys must be quoted.\n\nNow craft the output.\n\nLet's produce each entry.\n\nWe'll also include relationships array at end.\n\nWe need to ensure that content_type values like datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p are correctly formatted with colon after 'datetime' and format string includes spaces. In JSON, we must escape backslashes? Format uses percent signs etc; no special characters needing escaping except maybe backslash. The format string contains \"%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\". It has spaces but not quotes or newlines. That's fine.\n\nFor date: if any field is just date without time? None in summary. All datetime.\n\nNow produce JSON:\n\n{\n  \"Unique Key\": { ... },\n  ...\n  \"relationships\": [ ... ]\n}\n\nLet's craft each description referencing summary stats where appropriate: e.g., for Created Date, mention range from 2010-01-01 to 2020-12-23; typical distribution etc. Use frequencies maybe.\n\nWe'll incorporate key details: For Agency, list top agencies etc.\n\nLet's proceed.\n\nWe need to ensure we don't exceed time; but produce accurate mapping.\n\nLet's craft the JSON step by step.\n\nWe'll keep each field entry as:\n\n\"Field Name\": {\n  \"label\": \"Human-friendly label\",\n  \"description\": \"...\",\n  \"content_type\": \"token\"\n}\n\nNow let's write descriptions for all 41 fields. We'll try to be concise yet descriptive.\n\nI'll produce final JSON accordingly.\n\n\n\nREFINE PASS REASONING:\nWe need to refine Data Dictionary using cross-field context. Provide for all fields labels, descriptions and content_type. For unique_id omit content_type. Use same JSON shape: top-level keys are field names? In first-pass dictionary had array of objects; now we must output object mapping field name to sub-object. Example format from instructions: \n{\n  \"field_name_1\": {\n    \"label\": \"...\",\n    ...\n  }\n}\n\nThus produce for each of the 41 fields.\n\nNeed to adjust labels, descriptions referencing cross-field relationships. Also adjust content_type where appropriate. For example:\n\n- Unique Key: keep label same? Maybe \"Unique Key\" fine but could call \"Record Identifier\". But not necessary. Just refine description maybe mention as system-generated unique integer. Content type omitted due to unique_id.\n\n- Created Date, Closed Date, Due Date, Resolution Action Updated Date: these are date/datetime fields; need content_type with proper format. Provided first-pass had date:%m/%d/%Y etc but some include time. Need refine. Ensure consistent. For example \"Created Date\" is datetime? First-pass type DateTime and examples show only dates at midnight. So use date format. Might keep datetime if times exist. But given description says timestamp when complaint entered; could be date/time though all examples 12:00 AM. Use datetime with time maybe but not necessary. Provide content_type \"datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\" for fields with times, else \"date:%m/%d/%Y\". For Due Date and Resolution Action Updated Date they have times. So keep those.\n\n- Agency: company_name? Already category of agency codes; maybe use company_name. Keep content_type as company_name or maybe category? But first-pass used company_name. We'll keep that.\n\n- Agency Name: full_name.\n\n- Complaint Type, Descriptor, Location Type, Facility Type, Status, etc: category or free_text accordingly. Use category for those with limited enumerations.\n\n- Incident Zip: zip_code\n\n- Incident Address: street_address\n\n- Street Name: street_name\n\n- Cross Street 1/2: street_name (already)\n\n- Intersection Street 1/2: street_name\n\n- Address Type: category\n\n- City: city\n\n- Landmark: full_name? It's free text; maybe full_name but can remain free_text. But \"Landmark\" may be location names, not necessarily person names. Keep free_text.\n\n- Community Board: category (since numeric 0-12). Could keep category.\n\n- BBL: unknown or integer string. Should be unknown. Keep content_type unknown.\n\n- Borough: category\n\n- X Coordinate (State Plane), Y Coordinate (State Plane): unknown? Could use latitude/longitude but not; state plane coordinates units in feet? Not provided. Use unknown.\n\n- Open Data Channel Type: category\n\n- Park Facility Name: full_name\n\n- Park Borough: category\n\n- Vehicle Type: category\n\n- Taxi Company Borough: category\n\n- Taxi Pick Up Location: free_text\n\n- Bridge Highway Name/Direction/Road Ramp/Bridge Highway Segment: free_text or category accordingly. Road Ramp is category.\n\n- Latitude, Longitude: latitude, longitude\n\n- Location: free_text (string representation). Maybe \"point\" but not in vocabulary; keep free_text.\n\nAlso composite relationships:\n\n- Address components: Incident Address already full address. But Street Name, Cross Streets etc are part of address. Could mention they are parts of incident address. Label could stay same.\n\n- Coordinates: X/Y coordinates + Latitude/Longitude can be related. Provide description referencing each other.\n\n- Location Type + Incident Zip + City + Borough etc maybe mention.\n\nWe need to provide refined label and description for every field, not just changed ones.\n\nLet's craft.\n\nAlso ensure content_type tokens correct; we must omit content_type for Unique Key because unique_id reserved. For others, if first-pass had unknown but we can adjust: e.g., X Coordinate (State Plane) maybe unknown. Keep unknown. Similarly Y coordinate.\n\nWe also need to remove content_type key entirely for fields where first-pass set \"unique_id\". That only applies to Unique Key? Actually other fields may have unique_id as first-pass but not likely. So just omit content_type for Unique Key.\n\nAlso if we adjust content_type from free_text to something else, keep token accordingly.\n\nNow produce JSON mapping.\n\nLet's write output.\n\nCheck each field:\n\n1. Unique Key: label \"Record Identifier\". description updated. Omit content_type.\n\n2. Created Date: type datetime; use datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p? But examples only date, but we keep datetime to capture times if present. So content_type \"datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\".\n\n3. Closed Date: same.\n\n4. Agency: company_name\n\n5. Agency Name: full_name\n\n6. Complaint Type: category\n\n7. Descriptor: free_text\n\n8. Location Type: category\n\n9. Incident Zip: zip_code\n\n10. Incident Address: street_address\n\n11. Street Name: street_name\n\n12. Cross Street 1: street_name\n\n13. Cross Street 2: street_name\n\n14. Intersection Street 1: street_name\n\n15. Intersection Street 2: street_name\n\n16. Address Type: category\n\n17. City: city\n\n18. Landmark: free_text (could be full_name but keep free_text)\n\n19. Facility Type: category\n\n20. Status: category\n\n21. Due Date: datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\n\n22. Resolution Description: free_text\n\n23. Resolution Action Updated Date: datetime:%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p\n\n24. Community Board: category\n\n25. BBL: unknown (string numeric). content_type unknown.\n\n26. Borough: category\n\n27. X Coordinate (State Plane): unknown\n\n28. Y Coordinate (State Plane): unknown\n\n29. Open Data Channel Type: category\n\n30. Park Facility Name: full_name\n\n31. Park Borough: category\n\n32. Vehicle Type: category\n\n33. Taxi Company Borough: category\n\n34. Taxi Pick Up Location: free_text\n\n35. Bridge Highway Name: free_text\n\n36. Bridge Highway Direction: free_text (maybe free_text)\n\n37. Road Ramp: category\n\n38. Bridge Highway Segment: free_text\n\n39. Latitude: latitude\n\n40. Longitude: longitude\n\n41. Location: free_text\n\nAlso maybe adjust some labels to indicate composite. Eg. \"Street Name\" label could be \"Primary Street Name\". But we can keep.\n\nFor description, include cross-field references: e.g., Street Name is part of Incident Address; Cross Streets are part of address; Intersection streets represent intersection reference; etc. Also X/Y coordinate vs Latitude/Longitude relationship.\n\nLet's craft each description.\n\nWill produce final JSON.\n\nEnsure keys exactly field names as given in dataset. Use same case and spaces? Provided list uses names with spaces. In JSON, key should be string; we can use same. Ensure no duplicates.\n\nAlso ensure that for content_type omitted for Unique Key only.\n\nLet's write output."
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  response: "**Description**\n\nThis is a one‑million‑record sample of the New York City 311 complaint database covering the period from 1 January 2010 to 23 December 2020. Each row represents an individual citizen or business complaint, uniquely identified by the `Unique Key` field. The dataset records when complaints were created and closed, which agency handled each case, the type of problem reported (e.g., noise, heat, illegal parking), and where it occurred, with both street‑level and geographic coordinates. It also captures resolution narratives, status updates, submission channel, and contextual details such as borough, community board, and nearby landmarks.\n\n**Notable Characteristics**\n\n- **Temporal spread:** 1 million complaints over roughly eleven years; created dates cluster around the early to mid‑2010s with a long tail toward later years. Closed dates are sparse (≈28 k missing), indicating many cases remain open or unresolved in the sample.\n- **High cardinality fields:** `Descriptor`, `Incident Address`, and `Latitude/Longitude` have hundreds of thousands of unique values, reflecting fine‑grained reporting. Many “Other (N)” buckets capture the remainder of these high‑cardinality categories.\n- **Missingness patterns:**  \n  - ~239 k rows lack a `Location Type`.  \n  - ~549 k rows miss an `Incident Zip`.  \n  - ~174 k rows have no `Incident Address` or `Latitude/Longitude`.  \n  - Agency‑level fields are mostly populated, but ~18 k rows fall into “Other” for the short agency code.\n- **Distribution shapes:** Complaint types and agencies show long‑tailed distributions with a few dominant categories (e.g., Noise–Residential, NYPD) and many rare ones. Geographic coordinates cluster in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Bronx, but a large portion of points are missing or set to “Other”.\n- **Outliers & anomalies:**  \n  - Closed dates span from the year 1900 to 2100, yet most realistic values fall between 2010‑2020; extreme dates likely indicate data entry errors.  \n  - Latitude/Longitude ranges are within expected NYC bounds but include a small number of outliers (e.g., coordinates in the West Coast range), again suggesting cleaning is needed.\n- **Duplicate risk:** The `Unique Key` guarantees no duplicate complaint records, but other fields such as address or descriptor can repeat across multiple incidents.\n- **Privacy considerations:** Street addresses, GPS coordinates, and detailed resolution narratives may contain personally identifying information (PII) or sensitive business data. Users should apply appropriate de‑identification or aggregation before sharing or publishing the dataset.\n\n---\n\n*Attribution: Generated by qsv v20.1.0 describegpt\nCommand line: target/debug/qsv describegpt --all --two-pass /tmp/NYC_311_SR_2010-2020-sample-1M.csv -o /tmp/nyc311-describegpt.toon --fresh --infer-content-type --format toon\nPrompt file: Default v7.1.0\nModel: openai/gpt-oss-20b\nLLM API URL: http://localhost:1234/v1\nLanguage: \nTimestamp: 2026-05-30T01:08:32.064300+00:00\n\nWARNING: Description generated by an LLM and may contain inaccuracies. Verify before using!\n*"
  reasoning: "We need to produce a description about dataset as whole, 1-8 sentences. Then Notable Characteristics bullet list. Use summary stats and frequency distribution info but not per field. Avoid per-field details. Provide overall description: e.g., NYC 311 complaint data from 2010-2020 sample 1M records. Provide general aspects: number of records, time span, key fields etc. Use summary statistics like cardinality, nulls counts.\n\nWe can mention that dataset has 1 million unique keys; about 841k distinct created dates; many null closed dates (28k). Many missing values in various fields: e.g., 239k null location type, 54978 null zip, 174700 null incident address, etc. Provide distribution shape: Created date distribution heavy tail at early years? We can mention top values for complaint types, agencies.\n\nWe need to avoid per-field details but we can refer generically.\n\nAlso note anomalies like \"Other (N)\" categories indicating many unique values beyond top10; high cardinality fields e.g., Descriptor 1392 distinct values, Incident Address 341k distinct etc. Many duplicates? Unique key ensures uniqueness. There may be missing values across many columns.\n\nOutliers: Created Date min 2010-01-01 max 2020-12-23. Closed date range from 1900 to 2100 but actual data within ~2010-2020, with nulls.\n\nAlso note PII/PHI: addresses may contain personal info; coordinates etc. Provide mention of potential privacy concerns.\n\nLet's produce final answer."
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  response: "nyc_311, city_complaints, public_service_requests, noise_complaint, hot_water, street_condition, traffic_violation, residential_building, borough, location_data"
  reasoning: "We need to produce Tags in TOON format, no field names. Up to 10 tags, descending importance based on summary stats, frequency distribution, data dictionary. We should pick themes: NYC 311 complaints dataset, New York City, public services, complaints, infrastructure, noise, heat, street issues, location-based service requests.\n\nWe need lower-case, underscore separators.\n\nPossible tags: nyc_311, city_complaints, public_service_requests, noise_complaint, hot_water, street_condition, traffic_violation, residential_building, borough, location_data\n\nBut we should base on importance: Highest cardinality? frequency distribution shows many fields are high cardinality unique. The dataset is NYC 311 complaint data from 2010-2020.\n\nImportant tags likely: nyc_311, city_complaints, public_service_requests, noise_complaint, street_condition, hot_water, traffic_violation, residential_building, borough, location_data. That's 10 tags.\n\nWe must ensure lowercase and underscore.\n\nLet's list:\n\nnyc_311\ncity_complaints\npublic_service_requests\nnoise_complaint\nhot_water\nstreet_condition\ntraffic_violation\nresidential_building\nborough\nlocation_data\n\nCheck if any duplicates? All unique.\n\nAdd attribution placeholder {GENERATED_BY_SIGNATURE} after tags in markdown format. The user wants \"If generating JSON format, add the Attribution as a separate key at the top level of the JSON object, after the Tags, otherwise add it at the bottom of the Tags in Markdown format.\" We are not outputting JSON; just plain text? They didn't specify. So we can produce tags list in markdown.\n\nThus final output: list of tags maybe comma separated or each on new line. Then attribution.\n\nLet's do:\n\nnyc_311\ncity_complaints\npublic_service_requests\nnoise_complaint\nhot_water\nstreet_condition\ntraffic_violation\nresidential_building\nborough\nlocation_data\n\n{GENERATED_BY_SIGNATURE}\n\nCheck order: descending importance. We need to justify order. Let's think: The most important tags likely dataset name \"nyc_311\" then \"city_complaints\" (generic). Then maybe \"public_service_requests\". Next noise complaint, hot water, street condition, traffic violation, residential building, borough, location data.\n\nOk. Provide as markdown list or comma separated? I'll use a simple comma separated line: \"nyc_311, city_complaints, public_service_requests, ...\".\n\nBut the instruction says \"in descending order of importance\" but no format specified. I'll output as a single line of tags separated by commas. Then attribution.\n\nLet's produce:\n\nnyc_311, city_complaints, public_service_requests, noise_complaint, hot_water, street_condition, traffic_violation, residential_building, borough, location_data\n\n{GENERATED_BY_SIGNATURE}\n\nCheck for underscore: yes.\n\nOk."
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  attribution: "Generated by qsv v20.1.0 describegpt\nCommand line: target/debug/qsv describegpt --all --two-pass /tmp/NYC_311_SR_2010-2020-sample-1M.csv -o /tmp/nyc311-describegpt.toon --fresh --infer-content-type --format toon\nPrompt file: Default v7.1.0\nModel: openai/gpt-oss-20b\nLLM API URL: http://localhost:1234/v1\nLanguage: \nTimestamp: 2026-05-30T01:09:08.651081+00:00\n\nWARNING: Tags generated by an LLM and may contain inaccuracies. Verify before using!"