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  - config_name: default
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  data_files:
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  - split: train
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- path: data/train-*
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  tags:
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  - simple-wikipedia
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  - wikipedia
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  - markdown
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  - sqlite
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- dataset_info:
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- features:
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- - name: page_id
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- dtype: int64
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- - name: title
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- dtype: string
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- - name: content
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- dtype: string
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- - name: content_no_link
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- dtype: string
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- - name: importance
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- dtype: string
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- - name: truncated
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- dtype: bool
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- - name: error
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- dtype: bool
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- splits:
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- - name: train
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- num_bytes: 587808606
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- num_examples: 273522
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- download_size: 337176092
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- dataset_size: 587808606
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  ---
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  # Simple English Wikipedia (Markdown)
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  - Dump date: 2025-12-01
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  - Source dump: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/simplewiki/20251201/simplewiki-20251201-pages-articles.xml.bz2
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  - SHA-1: ee583946e86857e9f1e155f80bd3cd8b5d6dade7
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- - Records: 1000
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  - Refresh cadence: Weekly on Sundays at 11:00 UTC
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  ## Dataset Structure
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  Prompt template:
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  ```
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- You are classifying Simple Wikipedia articles for a home voice-assistant used by households in the United States.
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  Goal:
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- Decide how important it is to store an article offline so the assistant can answer common, everyday user questions.
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- Your answer must be exactly one word: "low", "medium", or "high".
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  Guidelines:
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  - Think about what typical families, parents, kids, and adults might ask a smart speaker at home.
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  Importance levels:
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  - "high": Very common or important topics that many households are likely to ask about regularly.
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- - Everyday objects and appliances (e.g., kitchen tools, home electronics).
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- - Common health, safety, and emergency basics (non-specialist level).
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  - Major holidays, widely-known public figures, basic school topics for kids.
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  - Frequently asked geography or time questions (countries, big cities, days, months, seasons).
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  - Advanced science, math, or technical subjects.
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  - Niche cultural topics or very narrow interests.
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  Examples (with reasoning just for demonstration):
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- Article title: "Toaster"
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- Short summary: A toaster is a small appliance used to toast bread in the kitchen.
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- Explanation (example only): Many people have toasters and might ask how to use them, clean them, or fix simple issues. This is a very common household item.
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- Answer: high
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  Article title: "Christmas"
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  Short summary: Christmas is a widely celebrated holiday on December 25, often involving gifts and family gatherings.
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  Explanation (example only): Families frequently ask about dates, traditions, recipes, and activities related to this holiday.
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  Answer: high
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  Article title: "Volcano"
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  Short summary: A volcano is a mountain where hot melted rock (lava) can come out during an eruption.
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  Explanation (example only): Kids and adults might sometimes ask about volcanoes for school or curiosity, but it is not an everyday need for most households.
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  Answer: medium
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  Article title: "Soccer"
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  Short summary: Soccer is a popular team sport played by kicking a ball into a goal.
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  Explanation (example only): Sports topics are common, but not every household asks about them regularly. It is useful but not critical.
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  Answer: medium
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  Article title: "Battle of Poitiers (1356)"
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  Short summary: A medieval battle in the Hundred Years' War between England and France.
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  Explanation (example only): This is a specific historical battle that only a small number of users are likely to ask about.
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  Answer: low
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  Article title: "Quark–gluon plasma"
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  Short summary: A very hot, dense state of matter studied in high-energy physics.
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  Explanation (example only): This is an advanced scientific topic that almost no household will ask a smart speaker about in daily life.
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  Answer: low
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  Article title: "Elephant"
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  Short summary: Elephants are large mammals that live in Africa and Asia.
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  Explanation: Very common trivia questions from kids and adults; frequently asked in homes.
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  Answer: high
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  Article title: "The Moon"
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  Short summary: Earth's natural satellite.
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  Explanation: Very common astronomy trivia; asked often in households.
 
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  - config_name: default
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  data_files:
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  - split: train
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+ path: data/train-*.parquet
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  tags:
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  - simple-wikipedia
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  - wikipedia
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  - markdown
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  - sqlite
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ---
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  # Simple English Wikipedia (Markdown)
 
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  - Dump date: 2025-12-01
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  - Source dump: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/simplewiki/20251201/simplewiki-20251201-pages-articles.xml.bz2
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  - SHA-1: ee583946e86857e9f1e155f80bd3cd8b5d6dade7
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+ - Records: 273522
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  - Refresh cadence: Weekly on Sundays at 11:00 UTC
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  ## Dataset Structure
 
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  Prompt template:
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  ```
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+ You are classifying Simple Wikipedia articles for offline storage on a home voice-assistant used by households in the United States. The smart speaker may be in the kitchen, living room, bedroom, or other common areas.
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  Goal:
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+ Decide how important it is to store an article offline so the assistant can answer common, everyday user questions using the content of the article.
 
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  Guidelines:
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  - Think about what typical families, parents, kids, and adults might ask a smart speaker at home.
 
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  Importance levels:
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  - "high": Very common or important topics that many households are likely to ask about regularly.
 
 
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  - Major holidays, widely-known public figures, basic school topics for kids.
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  - Frequently asked geography or time questions (countries, big cities, days, months, seasons).
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  - Advanced science, math, or technical subjects.
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  - Niche cultural topics or very narrow interests.
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+ Some example questions a family member might ask:
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+ - "When is Christmas this year?"
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+ - "What is the tallest mountain in the world?"
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+ - "How old was the oldest dog ever?"
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+ - "Who invented the telephone?"
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+ - "What is the dewey decimal system?"
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+ - "How many tentacles does a squid have?"
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+ - "What are the colors in the rainbow?"
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+ - "When did Einstein die?"
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+ - "What is the population of Tokyo?"
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  Examples (with reasoning just for demonstration):
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  Article title: "Christmas"
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  Short summary: Christmas is a widely celebrated holiday on December 25, often involving gifts and family gatherings.
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  Explanation (example only): Families frequently ask about dates, traditions, recipes, and activities related to this holiday.
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  Answer: high
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  Article title: "Volcano"
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  Short summary: A volcano is a mountain where hot melted rock (lava) can come out during an eruption.
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  Explanation (example only): Kids and adults might sometimes ask about volcanoes for school or curiosity, but it is not an everyday need for most households.
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  Answer: medium
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  Article title: "Soccer"
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  Short summary: Soccer is a popular team sport played by kicking a ball into a goal.
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  Explanation (example only): Sports topics are common, but not every household asks about them regularly. It is useful but not critical.
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  Answer: medium
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  Article title: "Battle of Poitiers (1356)"
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  Short summary: A medieval battle in the Hundred Years' War between England and France.
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  Explanation (example only): This is a specific historical battle that only a small number of users are likely to ask about.
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  Answer: low
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  Article title: "Quark–gluon plasma"
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  Short summary: A very hot, dense state of matter studied in high-energy physics.
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  Explanation (example only): This is an advanced scientific topic that almost no household will ask a smart speaker about in daily life.
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  Answer: low
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  Article title: "Elephant"
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  Short summary: Elephants are large mammals that live in Africa and Asia.
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  Explanation: Very common trivia questions from kids and adults; frequently asked in homes.
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  Answer: high
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  Article title: "The Moon"
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  Short summary: Earth's natural satellite.
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  Explanation: Very common astronomy trivia; asked often in households.