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Improve dataset card with task categories, links, and metadata
Browse filesThis PR improves the dataset card by:
- Adding `text-generation` and `translation` to the `task_categories` metadata to improve discoverability.
- Ensuring the paper link ([Massively Multilingual Adaptation of Large Language Models Using Bilingual Translation Data](https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.00469)) is included.
- Adding a link to the project page ([https://mala-lm.github.io/emma-500-gen2](https://mala-lm.github.io/emma-500-gen2)).
- Specifying the license as `odc-by`.
These additions enhance the dataset's discoverability and provide users with comprehensive information.
README.md
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# MaLA Corpus: Massive Language Adaptation Corpus
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This is the noisy version that integrates texts from different sources.
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## Dataset Summary
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The **MaLA Corpus** (Massive Language Adaptation) is a comprehensive, multilingual dataset designed to support the continual pre-training of large language models. It covers **939 languages** and consists of over **74 billion tokens**, making it one of the largest datasets of its kind. With a focus on improving the representation of low-resource languages, the MaLA Corpus is a critical resource for advancing multilingual models, particularly those aimed at serving underrepresented languages.
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## Citation
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We extend our thanks to the language communities and contributors who helped source, clean, and validate the diverse data used in the MaLA Corpus. Their efforts are invaluable in supporting linguistic diversity in AI research.
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This work is done by researchers at [Helsinki-NLP](https://huggingface.co/Helsinki-NLP) in collaboration with partners from TU Darmstadt, the University of Edinburgh, and LMU Munich. It is funded by [HPLT](https://hplt-project.org) and [UTTER](https://he-utter.eu).
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license: odc-by
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- text-generation
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- multilingual
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# MaLA Corpus: Massive Language Adaptation Corpus
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This is the noisy version that integrates texts from different sources.
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[Project Page](https://mala-lm.github.io/emma-500-gen2)
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## Dataset Summary
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The **MaLA Corpus** (Massive Language Adaptation) is a comprehensive, multilingual dataset designed to support the continual pre-training of large language models. It covers **939 languages** and consists of over **74 billion tokens**, making it one of the largest datasets of its kind. With a focus on improving the representation of low-resource languages, the MaLA Corpus is a critical resource for advancing multilingual models, particularly those aimed at serving underrepresented languages.
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## Citation
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@article{ji2025emma2,
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title={Massively Multilingual Adaptation of Large Language Models Using Bilingual Translation Data},
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author={Shaoxiong Ji and Zihao Li and Jaakko Paavola and Indraneil Paul and Hengyu Luo and Jörg Tiedemann},
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year={2025},
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journal={arXiv preprint 2506.00469},
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url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.00469},
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We extend our thanks to the language communities and contributors who helped source, clean, and validate the diverse data used in the MaLA Corpus. Their efforts are invaluable in supporting linguistic diversity in AI research.
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This work is done by researchers at [Helsinki-NLP](https://huggingface.co/Helsinki-NLP) in collaboration with partners from TU Darmstadt, the University of Edinburgh, and LMU Munich. It is funded by [HPLT](https://hplt-project.org) and [UTTER](https://he-utter.eu).
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