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Pin all data/<pair>/*.parquet to split=train; stop HF auto-detecting -test- in filenames
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pretty_name: Translations
license: other
license_name: per-upstream-corpus
task_categories:
  - translation
language:
  - en
  - ca
  - be
tags:
  - parallel-corpus
  - bitext
  - mtdata
  - machine-translation
size_categories:
  - 10M<n<100M
configs:
  - config_name: bel-eng
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/bel-eng/*.parquet
  - config_name: cat-eng
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/cat-eng/*.parquet

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Parquet bitext corpus assembled from upstream mtdata / OPUS releases.

Schema

column type description
source string source-language sentence
target string target-language sentence
source_lang string source language, ISO 639-3 (3-char), e.g. bel, cat, eng
target_lang string target language, ISO 639-3 (3-char)
origin string upstream sub-corpus, e.g. opus-ccmatrix, opus-nllb, elr, mtdata-merged

Source / target ordering is fixed by alphabetical ISO 639-3 code (bel before eng, cat before eng). This keeps the pair name deterministic and bidirectional joins unambiguous.

Configs / layout

One config per language pair. The OPUS sub-corpus is encoded as a row-level column (origin), not as a separate config.

data/
  bel-eng/
    opus-ccmatrix-00000-of-00200.parquet
    opus-nllb-00000-of-00200.parquet
    mtdata-merged-00000-of-00200.parquet
    ...
  cat-eng/
    ...

Each language pair is one config (bel-eng, cat-eng) with everything under that pair pinned to split: train. The configs are listed explicitly in the YAML frontmatter so that HF's auto-split detection does not mistake filenames containing substrings like -test- for an actual test split.

origin values

value meaning
mtdata-merged mtdata's final deduplicated merged bitext for the pair
opus-<source> one upstream OPUS sub-corpus, e.g. opus-ccmatrix, opus-nllb, opus-ccaligned, opus-multiccaligned, opus-wikimatrix, opus-eubookshop, opus-kde4, opus-gnome, opus-neulab-tedtalks, ...
elr ELRA / ELR slice of the pair when distinct from the merged top-level

License

Inherits per-corpus terms from the upstream OPUS sources. Cite OPUS: https://opus.nlpl.eu.