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tokenizer_robustness_completion_general

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     path: tokenizer_robustness_completion_general_unusual_formatting/test-*
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-# Dataset Card for Tokenization Robustness
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-A comprehensive evaluation dataset for testing robustness of different tokenization strategies.
-## Dataset Details
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-This dataset evaluates how robust language models are to different tokenization strategies and edge cases. It includes text completion questions with multiple choice answers designed to test various aspects of tokenization handling.
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-## Dataset Structure
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-The dataset contains multiple-choice questions with associated metadata about tokenization types and categories.
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-The dataset focuses primarily on English text and may not generalize to other languages or tokenization schemes not covered in the evaluation.
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   - split: test
     path: tokenizer_robustness_completion_general_unusual_formatting/test-*
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+## TokSuite Bonus Benchmarks (General Collection)
+This dataset provides a **bonus set of TokSuite benchmarks** designed to probe tokenizer robustness under **language-agnostic, cross-domain surface-form perturbations** that commonly occur in real-world text. The General collection includes canonical questions alongside targeted perturbations such as abbreviations, character deletion, currency symbol usage, diverse date formats, and unusual or non-standard formatting. Unlike language-specific TokSuite subsets, these benchmarks focus on **universal tokenization stressors** that arise across languages, domains, and writing contexts, offering a compact but high-signal evaluation suite for analyzing how tokenizers handle formatting irregularities, symbol-heavy text, and noisy inputs independent of linguistic morphology.