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# Ensemble Additional Data
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This dataset contains cleaned text data organized by language, can be used as a benchmark for evaluating language identification (LID) models.
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## Dataset Structure
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- Each parquet file corresponds to one language (e.g. `eng.parquet`, `fra.parquet`)
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- Columns: `text`, `language`
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- Samples: over 1M
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- multilingual
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- text-classification
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- language-identification
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- lid
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# Ensemble Additional Data
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This dataset contains cleaned text data organized by language, and can be used as a benchmark for evaluating language identification (LID) models.
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## Overview
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This dataset consists of samples from multiple existing benchmark and multilingual text datasets. The full list of sources and licenses is provided [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1G12FaSMelNX87dclhm9dE3d5ZRO99B2hoFE1ufB2Zvg/edit?usp=sharing).
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- **Languages:** ~1,800 languages
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- **Samples:** Over 1M
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- **Licenses:** All sources are commercially usable — full license list provided in the sheet above
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## Dataset Structure
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- Each parquet file corresponds to one language (e.g. `eng.parquet`, `fra.parquet`)
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## Data Cleaning Pipeline
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The dataset was carefully processed through the following steps:
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1. **Deduplication** — exact duplicate removal across all sources
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2. **Filtering** — removal of programming language code, abnormal symbols, and numeric-only samples
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3. **Semantic deduplication** — near-duplicate removal using [SemHash](https://github.com/MinishLab/semhash)
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4. **Mislabel correction** — noisy label detection and removal using [CleanLab](https://github.com/cleanlab/cleanlab)
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