Datasets:
id stringclasses 1
value | text stringclasses 1
value |
|---|---|
enwik8_test | "ww.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/foreign/russian/icons/ Russian Icons from 12th to 18th century](...TRUNCATED) |
Mume evaluation suites
The frozen evaluation sets behind every bits-per-byte number of the Muse Mesh English and Math models (mume-english-125m, mume-math-125m), record for record, including the contamination-clean variants; and training_manifests, the list of source rows each model was trained on (no text), so the training data can be rebuilt from the public sources.
From Muse Mesh (Hugging Face). Part of the Muse Mesh English and Math models (collections). Every training run, including the ones not released, is logged at mume.ai/sansar/runs (moving to mume.ai/lab).
from datasets import load_dataset
gsm = load_dataset("MuseMesh/mume-eval-suites", "gsm8k_test", split="test", revision="v0.1.0")
man = load_dataset("MuseMesh/mume-eval-suites", "training_manifests", split="math_pretrain", revision="v0.1.0")
Evaluation configs
Each config has one split, test, with columns id and text (and url for the OpenWebMath sets). The text is exactly what was scored: models score each set as one stream, records joined by their end-of-document token, and divide the loss by the UTF-8 bytes of text.
| config | group | records | MB | what | licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
fineweb_val |
english | 14,983 | 46.52 | FineWeb validation: the first 10,485,760 GPT-2 tokens of llm.c's FineWeb validation shard (14,983 web documents), the set the GPT-2 speedrun scores | ODC-By 1.0 (and the Common Crawl Terms of Use) |
fineweb_val_clean |
english | 11,048 | 28.45 | fineweb_val minus the 3,935 documents that share a copied passage with the training data (11,048 documents) | ODC-By 1.0 (and the Common Crawl Terms of Use) |
wikitext103_test |
english | 62 | 1.29 | WikiText-103 test, raw, grouped into its 62 articles | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
enwik8_test |
english | 1 | 5.00 | enwik8 bytes 95,000,000-100,000,000 (the standard test split; Wikipedia XML) | CC BY-SA 3.0 / GFDL (Wikipedia text; see below) |
text8_test |
english | 1 | 5.00 | text8 characters 95,000,000-100,000,000 (lowercase letters and spaces) | CC BY-SA 3.0 / GFDL (Wikipedia text; see below) |
owm_val |
math | 2,704 | 20.00 | OpenWebMath shard 113 (never trained on), the first 2,704 documents up to 20 MB | ODC-By 1.0 (and the Common Crawl Terms of Use) |
owm_val_clean |
math | 1,126 | 4.78 | owm_val minus the 1,578 documents that share a copied passage with the training data (1,126 documents) | ODC-By 1.0 (and the Common Crawl Terms of Use) |
gsm8k_test |
math | 1,319 | 0.65 | GSM8K test, 1,319 problems: question, blank line, worked answer (calculator annotations removed) | MIT |
math_test |
math | 5,000 | 3.57 | MATH test (Hendrycks), 5,000 problems: problem, blank line, solution | MIT |
math_test_clean |
math | 3,754 | 2.42 | math_test minus the 1,246 problems that share a copied passage with the training data (3,754 problems) | MIT |
There is no gsm8k_clean: no GSM8K test problem shares a copied passage with the Math training data (0 of 1,319), so gsm8k_test is already clean.
How the clean variants were built
Before training, every evaluation set was checked against the model's whole training slice, GPT-2-paper style (scripts/experts/english/overlap.py): text is lowercased and split into \w+ words; every 8-gram of the evaluation set is hashed; the training slice is streamed once and every hash it contains is marked. A record has a copied passage when 5 or more consecutive 8-grams of it are marked. The _clean config is the set minus every record with a copied passage:
| set | 8-grams found in training | records with a copied passage | clean config |
|---|---|---|---|
| fineweb_val (against the FineWeb slice) | 3.66% | 3,935 of 14,983 | fineweb_val_clean, 11,048 |
| wikitext103_test | 1.67% | 18 of 62 | none (kept as is) |
| enwik8_test / text8_test | 1.35% / 1.52% | 1 of 1 (one 5 MB record) | none |
| owm_val (against the OpenWebMath slice) | 12.31% | 1,578 of 2,704 | owm_val_clean, 1,126 |
| math_test | 4.42% | 1,246 of 5,000 | math_test_clean, 3,754 |
| gsm8k_test | 0.13% | 0 of 1,319 | not needed |
fineweb_val itself stays, as the like-for-like set: llm.c and the GPT-2 speedrun train on FineWeb with the same copies. The full per-record lists are in meta/*_contamination_overlap.json (copied_ids_all).
Sources
fineweb_val: llm.c's FineWeb validation shard (fineweb_val_000000.binfrom kjj0/fineweb10B-gpt2, GPT-2 tokens), its first 10,485,760 tokens decoded and split at end-of-text into 14,983 documents. The shard is the head of FineWeb sample-10BT file 000 (llm.c tokenizes in dataset order), which is why the models train on files 001-004 only.wikitext103_test: Salesforce/wikitextwikitext-103-raw-v1test, 4,358 raw lines grouped into 62 articles at top-level headings.enwik8_test,text8_test: the last 5,000,000 bytes / characters of enwik8 / text8 (the standard test split), from mattmahoney.net.owm_val: open-web-math/open-web-math shard 113 (of 114), documents in file order up to 20,000,000 bytes.gsm8k_test: openai/gsm8kmaintest, question + blank line + answer,<<calculator>>annotations removed.math_test: EleutherAI/hendrycks_math test, seven subjects, problem + blank line + solution.
Revisions of the source repositories are in meta/export_report.json.
training_manifests
One row per source row used. Columns: model_versions, source (Hugging Face dataset), source_revision, source_file (path inside that repository), row (0-based row in that file), doc_id (FineWeb id, OpenWebMath url, empty for GSM8K/MATH), role, parts (records the document became after cutting at 20,000 characters) and val_parts (which of those parts went to the run's 0.5% validation stream instead of training).
| split | rows | what |
|---|---|---|
english_pretrain |
4,180,465 | FineWeb documents: mume-english-125m v0.1.0 and v0.2.0; 4,257,824 records after the 20,000-character cut, 21,358 of them in the validation stream |
math_pretrain |
662,940 | OpenWebMath pages: mume-math-125m v0.1.0 (and through it v0.1.0-sft); 774,551 records after the 20,000-character cut, 3,769 of them in the validation stream |
math_sft |
14,973 | GSM8K and MATH train rows: mume-math-125m v0.1.0-sft; roles: MATH sft_dropped_over_1024_tokens 239, MATH sft_no_boxed_answer 4, MATH sft_train 7,257, GSM8K sft_prompt_shot 3, GSM8K sft_train 7,270, GSM8K sft_val 200 |
To rebuild a pretraining slice: read each source_file at source_revision, take the listed rows in order, cut documents longer than 20,000 characters at the last space before the limit and at least half way in (else the last newline there, else at 20,000; the next part starts after stripping leading whitespace), drop the val_parts, tokenize, and put the end-of-document token after every part. Training read random 1,024-token windows from that stream, so order does not matter. The manifests were checked against our slice files (same ids or word counts, in order) and against the preparation records (record and validation counts).
Licence
Each config keeps the licence of its source; this repository adds no restriction. The manifests and the metadata files are released under ODC-By 1.0 (they index FineWeb, OpenWebMath, GSM8K and MATH).
| licence | configs |
|---|---|
| ODC-By 1.0, plus the Common Crawl Terms of Use | fineweb_val, fineweb_val_clean, owm_val, owm_val_clean, training_manifests |
| CC BY-SA 4.0 | wikitext103_test |
| CC BY-SA 3.0 / GFDL | enwik8_test, text8_test |
| MIT | gsm8k_test, math_test, math_test_clean |
enwik8 and text8 are distributed by Matt Mahoney without a licence statement of their own. Their text is the English Wikipedia dump of 2006-03-03, which was published under the GFDL and has been available under CC BY-SA 3.0 since Wikipedia's 2009 relicensing; we redistribute the 5 MB test slices on those terms, with attribution to Wikipedia's contributors. The FineWeb validation shard was re-hosted as GPT-2 tokens in kjj0/fineweb10B-gpt2 (MIT); the text is FineWeb's (ODC-By 1.0).
Attribution
| data | Hugging Face | reference | licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| FineWeb | HuggingFaceFW/fineweb | Penedo et al. 2024, The FineWeb Datasets, arXiv:2406.17557 | ODC-By 1.0; use is also subject to the Common Crawl Terms of Use |
| OpenWebMath | open-web-math/open-web-math | Paster et al. 2023, OpenWebMath, arXiv:2310.06786 | ODC-By 1.0; use is also subject to the Common Crawl Terms of Use |
| GSM8K | openai/gsm8k | Cobbe et al. 2021, Training Verifiers to Solve Math Word Problems, arXiv:2110.14168 | MIT |
| MATH | EleutherAI/hendrycks_math | Hendrycks et al. 2021, Measuring Mathematical Problem Solving With the MATH Dataset, arXiv:2103.03874 | MIT |
| WikiText-103 | Salesforce/wikitext | Merity et al. 2016, Pointer Sentinel Mixture Models, arXiv:1609.07843 | CC BY-SA 4.0 (per its dataset card) |
| enwik8 / text8 | n/a | Matt Mahoney, mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html; the first 10^8 bytes of the English Wikipedia dump of 2006-03-03 | no licence stated by the distributor; the text is English Wikipedia (GFDL at the time, CC BY-SA 3.0 since the 2009 relicensing) |
WikiText-103 and enwik8/text8 contain text by Wikipedia's contributors.
Versions
- v0.1.0: first release, the files behind mume-english-125m v0.1.0/v0.2.0 and mume-math-125m v0.1.0/v0.1.0-sft.
Contact: kushal@muse-mesh.com
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