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---
license: mit
task_categories:
- text-classification
language:
- en
tags:
- text-classification
- multi-label-classification
- theme-detection
- tone-classification
- cultural-knowledge
pretty_name: Knowledge Theme Training Model
size_categories:
- n<1K
datasets:
- 4nkh/theme_data
metrics:
- bertscore
base_model:
- google-bert/bert-base-uncased
pipeline_tag: text-classification
---
## Dataset Details
### Dataset Description
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This dataset contains short narrative passages (original_text) with associated metadata and labels.
The primary target is themes,
a multi-label list of theme tags used to train a theme classification model.
1. Startup Success
2. Mentorship
3. Entrepreneurship
A secondary label tone may be used to train a tone classifier.
### Direct Use
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Train a multi-label text classification model that predicts themes from original_text
Train a single-label text classifier that predicts tone from original_text
Evaluate/benchmark tagging pipelines for structured Knowledge Sample JSON submissions
### Out-of-Scope Use
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High-stakes decision-making (medical, legal, employment, housing, finance)
Inferring sensitive personal attributes or identity traits
Treating predictions as ground-truth without human review
Broad “general web” theme classification (dataset is project-scoped and may not generalize)
## Dataset Structure
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Each data point is a JSON object with these fields:
knowledge_submission_id (string): unique record id
original_text (string): model input text
summary (string): short summary of the passage
category (string): high-level category label (e.g., “Business & Culture”)
themes (list[string]): multi-label theme tags (primary training target)
tone (string): single-label tone (optional training target)
knowledge_type (string): type label such as “story”
Recommended splits (if/when added): train, validation, test.
## Dataset Creation
Created to support automated theme tagging for Knowledge Sample JSON submissions, enabling consistent multi-label theme assignment and optional tone labeling for downstream models in the Kuumba Agent / Cultural Remix Engine workflow.
#### Data Collection and Processing
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Examples are curated/authored knowledge submissions intended for training and evaluation
Stored as normalized JSON with consistent keys across records
Theme tags are assigned as a list to support multi-label learning
Optional tone labels are assigned as a single categorical value
#### Who are the source data producers?
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The source texts are authored/curated examples produced for this project and are not collected from a public platform or scraped source.
#### Annotation process
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themes are assigned per record as multi-label tags based on the main idea(s) of the passage
tone is assigned per record as a single-label descriptor of the writing style or emotional/communicative intent
Labels are curated to be consistent across the dataset, and may evolve as the taxonomy expands
**BibTeX:**
@dataset{henson_kuumba_theme_dataset_2025,
author = {Henson, James},
title = {Kuumba Knowledge Theme Training Data},
year = {2025},
publisher = {Hugging Face},
}