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Romanized Hindi Dataset Dataset Description The Romanized Hindi Dataset is a collection of Hindi text paired with its Romanized (Latin script) representation. It has been created by combining multiple sources, including open datasets, synthetic generation, and rule-based transliteration methods. The dataset is designed for training and evaluating Hindi↔Roman transliteration models. Language(s): Hindi, Romanized Hindi Size: ~1.82M rows License: MIT (check with… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/sk-community/romanized_hindi.

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Romanized Hindi Dataset

Dataset Description

The Romanized Hindi Dataset is a collection of Hindi text paired with its Romanized (Latin script) representation. It has been created by combining multiple sources, including open datasets, synthetic generation, and rule-based transliteration methods. The dataset is designed for training and evaluating Hindi↔Roman transliteration models.

  • Language(s): Hindi, Romanized Hindi
  • Size: ~1.82M rows
  • License: MIT (check with source datasets for individual terms)

Dataset Sources

1. Dakshina Dataset

2. Synthetic Data

  • 150,000 rows of synthetic Hindi↔Roman pairs.
  • Generated using Gemini-2.0-flash and Gemini-2.0-flash-lite.
  • File: synthetic/synthetic_data.csv

3. Converted from CFILT IITB English–Hindi Dataset

4. Other Open Contributions

  • ~14,919 rows collected from open-source transliteration contributions, e.g. crowd-indic-transliteration-data.

Dataset Structure

  • Columns:
  • hi: Original Hindi text (Devanagari script)
  • hi_rom: Romanized Hindi text
  • File format: CSV

Intended Uses

  • Training Hindi→Roman and Roman→Hindi transliteration models
  • Benchmarking transliteration quality (CER, WER, chrF)
  • Research on multilingual and cross-script NLP

Limitations

  • Romanization schemes may vary slightly across sources (Dakshina vs synthetic vs IITB conversion).
  • Synthetic data is machine-generated and may contain occasional noise.
  • The dataset does not guarantee coverage of all dialectal or orthographic variations.

Citation

If you use this dataset, please cite the source:

@article{gharami2025indotranslit,
  title={Modeling Romanized Hindi and Bengali: Dataset Creation and Multilingual LLM Integration},
  author={Kanchon Gharami and Quazi Sarwar Muhtaseem and Deepti Gupta and Lavanya Elluri and Shafika Showkat Moni},
  year={2025}
}

License

This dataset is distributed under the MIT License. Please also check the licenses of the individual source datasets before use.