--- license: other task_categories: - text-generation language: - en - code tags: - kernel - systems-programming - computer-architecture - algorithms pretty_name: kernel-llm pool (part 1, knowledge slice) --- # kernel-llm pool — part 1: books, algorithms, mathematics, architecture Training text for a kernel/machine-level C specialist. This is **part 1 of a multi-part pool**, not the full 1T-token dataset: it is the knowledge slice (design, architecture, algorithms, maths), built from repositories whose licences were read rather than assumed. Volume is stated as measured: **15.6M tokens** across 6735 rows, where a token is estimated as bytes/3.6 because no tokenizer was run over this part. Byte counts are exact; the token figure is an estimate and is labelled as one in `stats.json`. ## Contents | source | bucket | licence | rows | est. tokens | flag | |---|---|---|---:|---:|---| | `opentitan` | arch_code | Apache-2.0 | 4065 | 8034k | clean | | `vulkan-spec` | books | CC-BY-4.0 | 726 | 3118k | clean | | `aosa` | books | CC-BY-3.0 | 76 | 797k | clean | | `rocket-chip` | arch_code | BSD-3-Clause OR Apache-2.0 | 308 | 592k | clean | | `discrete-book` | math | CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 | 132 | 577k | restricted | | `cp-algorithms` | algorithms | CC-BY-SA-4.0 | 165 | 457k | clean | | `miaow` | arch_code | BSD-3-Clause | 204 | 447k | clean | | `opencl-spec` | books | CC-BY-4.0 | 106 | 422k | clean | | `thealgorithms-c` | algorithms | GPL-3.0 | 398 | 275k | clean | | `sdxpy` | books | CC-BY-NC-4.0 | 115 | 255k | restricted | | `spike` | arch_code | BSD-3-Clause | 259 | 249k | clean | | `vexriscv` | arch_code | MIT | 97 | 228k | clean | | `ods` | books | CC-BY-2.5-CA | 19 | 135k | clean | | `ods-code` | algorithms | CC-BY-2.5-CA | 65 | 61k | clean | | **total** | | | **6735** | **15.6M** | | Every row carries `source`, `repo_license`, `spdx`, `commit`, `n_bytes`, `n_tokens` (`-1` when not measured), `restricted` and `path`, so a subset can be rebuilt exactly and every row can be traced to the commit it came from. ## Licence flags — read before training This pool contains NonCommercial material. It is included and marked, but it is **not** free for commercial use: * `discrete-book` — CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 * `sdxpy` — CC-BY-NC-4.0 Filter those rows out of any commercial training mix: ```python ds = ds.filter(lambda r: not r["restricted"]) ``` Publishing this data, or keeping it private, does not change the position: an NC licence restricts the *use*, not only the redistribution, so training a model you sell on NC text is a commercial use even if the text never leaves your disk. Publisher-copyrighted books (Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces, Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach, Designing Data-Intensive Applications, Systems Performance, Linux Kernel Development, Refactoring, Design Patterns) are **not present at all** — no rows, no URLs. A book you can read online is not a book you may train on. ## What is not here * kernel and driver trees (Linux, RTOS, GPU drivers) — part 2 * other kernels and compute kernels — part 3 * Stack v2 subsets — part 4 (gated) * traces, commits, synthetic and replay data — part 5 ## Dedup and splits `6735` distinct near-duplicate signatures; exact duplicates and MinHash near-duplicates were dropped, with sources deduplicated in priority order so a trusted copy wins over a mirror. `heldout` is 2% of groups, capped so no bucket is gutted. **The held-out split is public.** It is a development split for measuring contamination, not a secret holdout; encrypting public data does not create one. ## How to load ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("ruthvikanne/kernel-pool-knowledge", split="train") ``` `mix.json` and `mix-manifest.parquet` hold a *plan* (tier weights, repeat counts) that joins on `path`; the text stays in the shards. `LICENSES.json` records, per source, the declared licence, the evidence it was read from, and the exact commit.