31 datasets found

The dataset used in the paper is a collection of 100,000 Wikipedia talk page comments manually labelled by workers on the Crowdflower platform for 'toxicity'.

The dataset used in the competition for Sentence-Level Direct Assessment shared task is composed of data extracted from Wikipedia for six language pairs, consisting of...

French Wikipedia corpus

Wikipedia as multilingual source of comparable corpora.

The dataset includes a larger set of English Wikipedia documents, which are tagged with named entities.

The dataset includes a subset of English Wikipedia documents, which are tagged collaboratively by users from the social bookmarking site Delicious.

The dataset contains 1,843 statements from featured articles in Wikipedia.

The dataset contains 280,538 POV-tagged statements from Wikipedia revisions.

Electricity2, Traffic3, and Wikipedia4, preprocessed exactly as in (Salinas et al., 2019a), with their properties listed in Table 3.

Electricity2, Traffic3, and Wikipedia4, preprocessed exactly as in (Salinas et al., 2019a), with their properties listed in Table 3.

Wikipedia Current Events Portal (WCEP) dataset, which consists of short, human-written summaries of news events, the articles for which are all extracted from the Wikipedia...

The dataset contains daily Wikipedia article views data.

A newly created corpus of discussions from Wikipedia Talk pages for dispute detection

A newly created corpus of Wikipedia Talk pages for dispute detection

Local and global algorithms for disambiguation to Wikipedia.

Fast and accurate annotation of short texts with Wikipedia pages.

The FEVER dataset consists of 185,455 annotated claims, together with 5,416,537 Wikipedia documents containing roughly 25 million sentences as potential evidence.

Bias in Bios dataset, a personal biography dataset with information extracted from Wikipedia.

UMDWikipedia dataset contains information of around 770K edits from Jan 2013 to July 2014 (19 months) with 17105 vandals and 17105 benign users.

The dataset used in the paper is a subset of the Wikipedia corpus, consisting of 7500 English Wikipedia articles belonging to one of the following categories: People, Cities,...