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victorian_authorship
Victorian authorship
The Victorian authorship dataset.
Which Victorian author wrote the given text?
Configurations and tasks
Configuration
Task
Description
authorship
Classification
Which Victorian author wrote the given text?
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("mstz/victorian_authorship", "authorship")["train"]
Features
Feature
Type
text
[string]
Citation
Cite this dataset as… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/mstz/victorian_authorship.news-media-image-text-clean
News Media Image Text Data Notes
Dataset summary
This data card accompanies a lightweight News Media loader for Image Text metadata. It is meant for pipeline inspection, source adaptation, and reproducible split preparation.
Included material
prepare.py — loading, cleaning, and split preparation code.
dataset_infos.json — schema and split metadata.
metadata_sample.jsonl — small, human-readable records for checking the schema.
README.md — data card… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Victorianvn/news-media-image-text-clean.victorian-era-author-attributionvictorian_authorshipVictorian-Era-Authorship-Attribution
Victorian Era Authorship Attribution Data Set
GUNGOR, ABDULMECIT, Benchmarking Authorship Attribution Techniques Using Over A Thousand Books by Fifty Victorian Era Novelists, Purdue Master of Thesis, 2018-04
NOTICE
This dataset was downloaded from the UCI Machine Learning Repository at this link.
The description of this dataset was copied from the source's dataset card. However, I have applied Markdown styling to prettify it and make it easier to navigate.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/NicholasSynovic/Victorian-Era-Authorship-Attribution.social-sciences-microdataveo_victorianvictorian-authority-mcq
Victorian Authority MCQ
426 multiple-choice scenarios set in Victorian England (1837–1901) for evaluating authority compliance and deference in language models.
Purpose
Used in the talkie research project to test whether instruction-tuned models develop compliance circuits that respond to authority framing — independent of the underlying factual content.
Each scenario presents a professional dilemma where one option defers to institutional hierarchy and one exercises… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/vincentoh/victorian-authority-mcq.cls_victorianauthorship_TextVsAuthor__BaseDefaultVictoriaNicole