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- config_name: wikiteam
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* `v0`: Wikitext parsed to plain text with `wtf\_wikipedia` and conversion of math templates to LaTeX.
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* `v1`: Removal of some html snippets left behind during parsing.
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* `v2`: Removal of documents that basically just transcripts of non-openly licensed things.
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Note: The `wikiteam3` scraping tool, used for most of the dumps, doesn't format edits to pages as `revisions` in the xml output, instead it creates new `pages`. Thus some documents in this dataset are earlier versions of various pages. For large edits this duplication can be benificial, but results in near-duplicate documents for small edits. Some sort of fuzzy deduping filter should be applied before using this dataset.
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- config_name: wikimedia
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- split: train
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* `v0`: Wikitext parsed to plain text with `wtf\_wikipedia` and conversion of math templates to LaTeX.
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* `v1`: Removal of some html snippets left behind during parsing.
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* `v2`: Removal of documents that basically just transcripts of non-openly licensed things.
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* `v3`: Removal of documents that basically lyrics for non-openly licensed things.
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Note: The `wikiteam3` scraping tool, used for most of the dumps, doesn't format edits to pages as `revisions` in the xml output, instead it creates new `pages`. Thus some documents in this dataset are earlier versions of various pages. For large edits this duplication can be benificial, but results in near-duplicate documents for small edits. Some sort of fuzzy deduping filter should be applied before using this dataset.
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