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+ ## Dataset Summary
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+ **MSMARCO-Fa** is a Persian (Farsi) dataset created for the **Retrieval** task, particularly focusing on **web search** and **document ranking**. It is a translated version of the original English **MS MARCO (Microsoft MAchine Reading COmprehension)** dataset and is a key part of the [FaMTEB (Farsi Massive Text Embedding Benchmark)](https://huggingface.co/spaces/mteb/leaderboard), under the **BEIR-Fa** collection.
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+ - **Language(s):** Persian (Farsi)
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+ - **Task(s):** Retrieval (Web Search, Document Ranking)
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+ - **Source:** Translated from the English MS MARCO dataset
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+ - **Part of FaMTEB:** Yes — under BEIR-Fa
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+ ## Supported Tasks and Leaderboards
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+ This dataset is used to evaluate the effectiveness of **text embedding models** in **ranking web documents** based on relevance to user queries, simulating real-world search engine applications. Benchmarking is available via the **Persian MTEB Leaderboard** (language: Persian).
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+ ## Construction
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+ The dataset was built by:
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+ - **Translating** the original English MS MARCO dataset to Persian using the **Google Translate API**
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+ - Preserving original relevance annotations, where some passages are **human-judged** as relevant to each query
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+ As described in the *FaMTEB* paper:
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+ - Translation quality was evaluated by **BM25 retrieval score comparison** with the English dataset
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+ - Further validation was done using **LLM-based assessments (GEMBA-DA framework)**
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+ - This dataset is similar in structure to mMARCO, but focused solely on the **Persian language**
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+ ## Data Splits
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+ Based on FaMTEB paper (Table 5):
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+ - **Train:** 9,374,574 samples
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+ - **Dev:** 0 samples
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+ - **Test:** 8,845,925 samples
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+ **Total:** ~9.9 million examples