ghanaopenai/ghanaian-corpus-generate
Ghanaian Corpus — Generated Content-Writer Prompts Description Synthetic content-writer prompts generated from 534,294 Ghanaian corpus chunks using Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct via vLLM. Each row contains: source_type: Category of the source document (e.g., parliament, news, academic) source: Name or identifier of the source document page_range: Page range within the source text: The original corpus chunk text (minimum 4 sentences, each with 6+ unique alphabetic words)… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/ghanaopenai/ghanaian-corpus-generate.
Ghanaian Corpus — Generated Content-Writer Prompts
Description
Synthetic content-writer prompts generated from 534,294 Ghanaian corpus chunks using Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct via vLLM.
Each row contains:
- source_type: Category of the source document (e.g., parliament, news, academic)
- source: Name or identifier of the source document
- page_range: Page range within the source
- text: The original corpus chunk text (minimum 4 sentences, each with 6+ unique alphabetic words)
- generated_question: A synthetic prompt representing what a content writer would type into an AI assistant to produce text similar to the given chunk
How it was built
- Corpus collection: ~1.16M text chunks from Ghanaian parliament hansards, news articles, academic papers, and books
- Quality filtering: Chunks with fewer than 4 sentences or sentences with fewer than 6 unique alphabetic words (excluding numbers) were dropped — retaining 534,294 chunks
- Prompt generation: Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct served via vLLM (128 concurrent workers) generated one content-writer prompt per chunk
- Cleaning: Multi-line boilerplate prefixes removed, surrounding quotation marks stripped
Intended Use
Fine-tuning LLMs to generate text grounded in Ghanaian context. The text column provides the target content while generated_question provides the instruction-style prompt, making this suitable for instruction-tuning or supervised fine-tuning.
License
Same as the original Ghanaian Research Corpus.
