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 {"correct": "Eva klatrer, og Ola går på ski.", "wrong": "Eva klatrer og Ola går på ski.", "category": 1}
 
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-The dataset consists of 840 sentences, 600 of which require commas to be grammatically correct, and 240 are correct without any commas. Of the 600 sentences that require commas, most need only one, while 207 require two commas.
-Five sentences utilize a comma as a decimal separator in addition to the grammatical commas.
 
 ### Data Fields
 
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 - 'Wrong': a string containig the same Norwegian sentence with wrong use of comma.
 - 'Category': an integer indicating the rule tested by the pair of correct and wrong sentences.
 
+### Distribution
+The dataset consists of 840 sentences, 600 of which require commas to be grammatically correct, and 240 are correct without any commas. Of the 600 sentences that require commas, most need only one, while 207 require two commas.
+Five sentences utilize a comma as a decimal separator in addition to the grammatical commas.
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 ### Norwegian comma rules
 
 The model tests the following Norwegian comma rules: