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alvations/xnli-15way

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

dataset
Créateur:
alv
Hôte:
XNLI consists of 10k English sentences translated into 14 languages: ar: Arabic bg: Bulgarian de: German el: Greek es: Spanish fr: French hi: Hindi ru: Russian sw: Swahili th: Thai tr: Turkish ur: Urdu vi: Vietnamese zh: Chinese (Simplified) The XNLI 15-way parallel corpus can be used for Machine Translation as evaluation sets, in particular for low-resource languages such as Swahili or Urdu.

Visit

huggingface.co

Tasks

natural language inference

Languages

Swahili

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