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Deduplication is performed within each Common Crawl dump rather than across the full collection.
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## 📈 Comparison with FineWeb
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For a URL-level comparison on `CC-MAIN-2025-26`, the deduplicated Ultra-FineWeb-L1 output shared 175,281,630 URLs with FineWeb. This corresponds to 90.61% recall and 90.16% precision for this validation run. The comparison is taken immediately after MinHash deduplication, before the additional sanitation pass, so both pipelines are measured at equivalent stages.
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| Metric | Before MinHash | After MinHash |
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| Ultra-FineWeb-L1 unique URLs | 258,071,345 | 194,402,835 |
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| FineWeb unique URLs | 193,438,138 | 193,438,138 |
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| URL intersection | 182,421,184 | 175,281,630 |
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| Recall against FineWeb | 94.30% | **90.61%** |
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| Precision | 70.69% | **90.16%** |
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On this validation dump, MinHash deduplication removes many URLs that are not present in FineWeb: precision increases from 70.69% to 90.16%, while recall decreases from 94.30% to 90.61%. This reflects a trade-off in URL coverage and deduplication, not a direct measurement of overall text quality. The figures describe URL overlap for this dump only; they do not imply that the two datasets contain identical documents or that the same metrics apply to all released dumps.
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## 📁 Dataset Structure
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Ultra-FineWeb-L1 is organized by Common Crawl dump:
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## 📁 Dataset Structure
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Ultra-FineWeb-L1 is organized by Common Crawl dump:
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