--- pretty_name: PT-BR Creative Corpus language: - pt license: other task_categories: - text-generation tags: - pt-br - brazilian-portuguese - creative-writing - literature - pretraining - continued-pretraining configs: - config_name: corpus default: true data_files: - split: corpus path: "data/corpus/*.parquet" - config_name: documents data_files: - split: documents path: "data/documents/*.parquet" - config_name: review_inventory data_files: - split: review path: "data/review_inventory/*.parquet" - config_name: curation_lineage data_files: - split: lineage path: "data/curation_lineage/*.parquet" - config_name: audit_metrics data_files: - split: audit path: "data/audit_metrics/*.parquet" --- # PT-BR Creative Corpus v0.1.0 A curated Brazilian-Portuguese creative-writing corpus for continued pretraining / midtraining research. ## Status This is the **canonical corpus freeze**, not a final model-specific training build. - Canonical text units: **1,354** - Document/edition entities: **803** - Characters: **82,538,439** - Words (whitespace count): **13,929,410** - Historical project estimate: **18,339,188 chars/4.5 tokens**, retained only in the `audit_metrics` config. The canonical `corpus` config deliberately contains **no generic token-count column**. Exact token counts belong to tokenizer-specific CPT builds. ## Load a small sample without loading the corpus ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("oliveirabruno01/ptbr-creative-cpt", "corpus", split="corpus", streaming=True) for row in ds.take(100): ... ``` ## Load the full canonical corpus ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("oliveirabruno01/ptbr-creative-cpt", "corpus", split="corpus") ``` For CPT, derive a model/run-specific training build from this corpus: ```text canonical corpus -> work/author-level benchmark holdout + decontamination -> target model tokenizer -> EOS/document-boundary policy -> sequence packing for chosen context length -> trainer-specific binary/memmap format ``` Tokenized/packed sequences are intentionally **not** baked into this repository. ## Text-unit model Most corpus rows are complete selected works/documents. FE-Unicamp is intentionally different: modern scholarly editions were segmented and only blocks classified as primary historical creative literature were retained. Those rows use `unit_kind="selected_segment"` and point to a real parent edition through `parent_document_id`. For FE, `primary_authors` refers to the historical literary writer; modern scholarly editors are kept separately in `editors`. ## Orthography `text_variant="original"` means the extracted source orthography is preserved. Any future AO90-normalized material must be released as a separate derived variant, never as a replacement for original text. ## Rights Rights vary by source and are recorded per row with `rights_tier`, `license`, `license_url`, and `rights_evidence`. Important caveat: the `ptbr-books-publicos` backbone is upstream-released under CC0-1.0 and described as public-domain, but this project did **not** independently establish per-item rights for every backbone book. The corpus therefore records that as a source-dataset claim rather than silently converting it into per-item legal provenance. BBM scan-derived text is not included in `corpus`; it remains in the review/deferred inventory. ## Auxiliary configs - `documents`: document/edition hierarchy. - `review_inventory`: deferred and review queues, without training text. - `curation_lineage`: acceptance/dedup/curation lineage for canonical units. - `audit_metrics`: historical project accounting metrics. These are audit artifacts, not canonical token counts. ## Data architecture references This repository keeps canonical text separate from tokenizer-specific training preprocessing, following the general architecture used by open pretraining projects such as Dolma/OLMo. - Dolma data format: https://github.com/allenai/dolma/blob/main/docs/data-format.md - OLMo memmap preprocessing: https://github.com/allenai/OLMo/blob/main/scripts/prepare_memmap_dataset.py - Hugging Face manual dataset configs: https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration