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hausmer/ukr-wiki-events

Ukrainian Wikipedia events A small (1,722-row) Ukrainian dataset built from public-domain / Wikipedia-sourced text. Two task shapes are mixed in the single train split (distinguishable via the instruction prompt): Event extraction — instruction = a passage of Ukrainian Wikipedia text prefixed by "what important event is this text about:"; output = a short label of the salient event. Explanation / QA — instruction = a question or term (e.g. "Опиши явище поліплоїдії"); output =… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/hausmer/ukr-wiki-events.

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Ukrainian Wikipedia events

A small (1,722-row) Ukrainian dataset built from public-domain / Wikipedia-sourced text. Two task shapes are mixed in the single train split (distinguishable via the instruction prompt):

  1. 1.Event extraction — instruction = a passage of Ukrainian Wikipedia text prefixed by "what important event is this text about:"; output = a short label of the salient event.
  2. 2.Explanation / QA — instruction = a question or term (e.g. "Опиши явище поліплоїдії"); output = the corresponding Wikipedia excerpt / article text.

The style field is general_ua (a plain helpful-assistant persona), in contrast with the satirical truha_satire items in the companion truha-news-satire dataset — these rows are the general_ua subset of that corpus, published standalone.

Structure

ColumnTypeDescription
systemstring"Ти — корисний помічник."
instructionstringThe prompt (passage, question, or term).
outputstringEvent label, or a Wikipedia-sourced answer/excerpt.
stylestringAlways general_ua.

License

Inputs and answer excerpts are drawn from the Ukrainian Wikipedia, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Event labels are short generated summaries. Respect the CC BY-SA attribution requirement when reusing Wikipedia text.

Notes

  • —These same 1,722 rows are also embedded in the train split of hausmer/truha-news-satire; use this repo for the clean event/QA subset on its own.