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metadata
license: other
license_name: academic-non-commercial
task_categories:
- text-generation
- tabular-regression
- feature-extraction
language:
- en
tags:
- e-commerce
- price-prediction
- product-summaries
- llm-engineering
- synthetic-data
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
Dataset Card for items_lite
I4031/items_lite is a standardized, LLM-preprocessed product dataset created for "The Price is Right" capstone project in LLM Engineering.
Building upon I4031/items_raw_lite, this dataset transforms noisy raw e-commerce metadata into clean, structured, and concise product summaries generated by an LLM (gpt-oss-20b). This standard format strips uninformative part numbers and boilerplate, making it optimal for downstream price regression, RAG indexing, and fine-tuning frontier models.
Dataset Summary
- Repository:
I4031/items_lite - Total Datapoints: 22,000 products
- Splits:
train: 20,000 itemsvalidation: 1,000 itemstest: 1,000 items
- Price Range: $0.50 – $999.49 USD
- Source Data: McAuley-Lab Amazon Reviews 2023 (curated via
I4031/items_raw_lite) - Preprocessing Model:
openai/gpt-oss-20b(batch rewritten via Groq / LiteLLM)
Dataset Structure
Each datapoint contains the following fields:
| Feature | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
title |
string |
Original product title |
category |
string |
Amazon category (e.g., Tools_and_Home_Improvement, Appliances, Electronics) |
price |
float |
Actual price in USD (ground-truth target) |
summary |
string |
Standardized LLM-generated product summary (5-line structured text) |
weight |
float |
Item shipping weight normalized to pounds (if available, else 0.0) |
prompt |
string / null |
Optional formatted prompt string for fine-tuning |
Summary Format
The summary field follows a strict 5-line schema designed to maximize signal and remove noisy identifiers:
Title: Rewritten short precise title
Category: Category name
Brand: Brand name
Description: 1 sentence product description
Details: 1 sentence on features and materials
Data Pipeline & Preprocessing
- Raw Curation (Day 1):
- Filtered from the McAuley-Lab/Amazon-Reviews-2023 dataset.
- Cleaned noise (best seller ranks, uninformative metadata keys, serial codes).
- Price range clamped to
$0.50 – $999.49with quadratic price-rebalancing to ensure strong representation of higher-priced goods.
- LLM Standardization (Day 2):
- Every raw product description (
full) was processed throughopenai/gpt-oss-20bwith reasoning effort set tolow. The processing was performed locally using Ollama and RTX 5070Ti. - Stripped out serial numbers, ASINs, and part numbers so models learn to predict price based on intrinsic product features, brand, and build quality rather than memorized identifiers.
- Raw
fulland indexidfields were cleared prior to Hub upload to minimize parquet footprint.
- Every raw product description (
Quickstart Usage
Using Hugging Face datasets
from datasets import load_dataset
# Load dataset
ds = load_dataset("I4031/items_lite")
# Inspect a train record
sample = ds["train"][0]
print("Category:", sample["category"])
print("Price: $", sample["price"])
print("\nProduct Summary:\n" + sample["summary"])
Using Course pricer Module
from pricer.items import Item
# Load directly into typed Item objects
train, val, test = Item.from_hub("I4031/items_lite")
print(f"Loaded {len(train):,} train, {len(val):,} val, {len(test):,} test items")
print(train[0].summary)
print(f"Target: ${train[0].price}")
Intended Uses & Applications
- Price Prediction: Regression models estimating retail prices from textual product features.
- LLM Fine-Tuning: Training models (e.g., Llama 3.2 3B, GPT-4o-mini) to reason about value and product pricing.
- Vector Search / RAG: Building semantic embeddings and product retrieval vector stores.
- Zero-Shot & Few-Shot Evaluation: Benchmarking frontier reasoning models on structured tabular and numerical extraction tasks.
Source & Attribution
- Built as part of the LLM Engineering course capstone project ("The Price is Right").
- Base data derived from the Amazon-Reviews-2023 dataset curated by McAuley Lab at UC San Diego.
License & Usage Terms
- License: Academic Non-Commercial / Research use.
- Terms: Subject to Amazon's Conditions of Use and the source dataset terms. Not intended for commercial applications.