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license: mit |
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task_categories: |
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- text-generation |
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language: |
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- en |
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tags: |
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- typo |
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pretty_name: M2M |
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size_categories: |
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- 10K<n<100K |
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# Clear Spelling Dataset |
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## Overview |
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The **Mistake to Meaning** (M2M) dataset is a carefully crafted synthetic collection of **100,000 unique English spelling mistakes and their correct forms**, intended for training high-quality typo correction and spell checking AI models. It covers various types of common mistakes observed frequently in real-world scenarios, such as: |
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- Keyboard adjacency typos |
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- Letter swaps and omissions |
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- Duplicate characters |
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- Phonetic substitution errors |
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- Commonly confused homophones (e.g., "their" vs. "there") |
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## Dataset Format |
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The dataset is provided in **CSV format** with two clearly defined columns: |
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| Column | Description | Example | |
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| `error` | The misspelled or incorrect word or phrase | "teh" | |
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| `correct`| The correct word or intended phrase | "the" | |
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## Usage |
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This dataset is ideal for: |
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- Training and fine-tuning **typo correction** models |
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- Benchmarking **spell-checking algorithms** |
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- Enhancing NLP model robustness to real-world noisy input |
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## Quality Assurance |
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- **No duplicates:** Each (error, correct) pair is unique. |
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- **Hand-curated seed set:** Includes hundreds of common misspellings verified against real-world usage patterns. |
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- **Realistic noise generation:** Uses realistic error transformations mimicking genuine human typing behavior. |
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## License (MIT) |
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This dataset is released under the permissive **MIT License**, which allows commercial and non-commercial use, distribution, and modification. Attribution is required: |
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## Citation |
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If you use this dataset in your research or projects, please provide attribution similar to: |
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``` |
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This [your project type] uses the Mistake to Learning dataset by ProCreations. |
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``` |
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Enjoy training your typo-correction models! |