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---
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configs:
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- config_name: epo_patents
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data_files:
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- split: train
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path: epo_patents/*.parquet
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- config_name: wikidata_triples
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data_files:
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- split: train
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path: wikidata_triples/*.parquet
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---
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# Pleias — Evaluation Samples
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Samples of Pleias's non-public seed data, for technical inspection and schema review.
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Volumes below describe what is available beyond these samples.
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| Config | Sample | Available |
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| `epo_patents` | 107 sections / 7 patents | 1.08M patents processed (2020–2025); 8.25M-document full-text backfile 1978–2025 (5.49M with description/claims, ~48B words) |
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| `wikidata_triples` | 2.37M triples / 48.8k subjects | 2,369 shards, ~33 GB |
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More configs to follow: financial regulation (24 regulators, 12+ jurisdictions), 3GPP
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specifications, European open science.
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## epo_patents
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European Patent Office publications, processed from PDF with structure preserved. One row per
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document **section**, with document metadata repeated on each row (`document_id` regroups them).
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Composition notes: bibliographic front pages, figure lists, and boilerplate disclaimers are
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removed; paragraphs are reassembled across column and page breaks; margin line-numbering is
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dropped. Citation lists are kept but flagged (`is_document_list`) rather than deleted, since
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they carry citation structure. Bibliographic fields come from the document itself (INID codes),
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so `identifier` is the publication number and supplementary fields sit in `metadata` as JSON
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(`application_number`, `filing_date`, `ipc`, `inventors`, `kind_code`, `grant_or_prior_date`).
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`date` is the publication year. Note that some documents are republications after opposition,
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where the original grant year differs — that year is preserved in `metadata`.
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## wikidata_triples
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Wikidata statements parsed into subject–property–value triples with labels resolved and
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qualifiers attached (~30% of statements carry a qualifier). `value_type` distinguishes entity
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references from strings, quantities, times, coordinates, and monolingual text.
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## Licensing
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Samples are provided for inspection and schema review. Commercial training use requires a
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separate written licence. Source material is permissively licensed with document-level
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provenance; per-row `license` and `source_url` are included.
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Contact: Pierre-Carl Langlais, Pleias.
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