metadata

dataset_info:
  - config_name: mlsum_tr_ext
  - config_name: xtinge-sum_tr_ext
  - config_name: tes
configs:
  - config_name: mlsum_tr_ext
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: MLSUM_TR_EXT/train*
      - split: test
        path: MLSUM_TR_EXT/test*
      - split: val
        path: MLSUM_TR_EXT/val*
  - config_name: xtinge-sum_tr_ext
    data_files:
      - split: test
        path: XTINGE-SUM_TR_EXT/XTINGE-SUM_TR_EXT*
  - config_name: tes
    data_files:
      - split: test
        path: TES/tes*
task_categories:
  - summarization
license: gpl-3.0

XTINGE Turkish Extractive Summarization Datasets

This repository hosts three datasets created for advancing Turkish extractive text summarization research: MLSUM_TR_EXT, TES, and XTINGE-SUM_TR_EXT. These datasets are designed to support the development of models capable of generating concise and relevant extractive summaries of Turkish texts.

Below is a Python example showcasing how to download and use these datasets:

from datasets import load_dataset

# Load the MLSUM_TR_EXT dataset
mlsum_tr_ext = load_dataset("xtinge/turkish-extractive-summarization-dataset", "mlsum_tr_ext")
# Load the TES dataset
tes = load_dataset("xtinge/turkish-extractive-summarization-dataset", "tes")
# Load the xtinge-sum_tr_ext dataset
xtinge_sum_tr_ext = load_dataset("xtinge/turkish-extractive-summarization-dataset", "xtinge-sum_tr_ext")

Dataset Details

Dataset Description

The datasets, having a focus on Turkish text summarization, aim to advance research in this area by providing structured, annotated resources for extractive summarization tasks. These datasets are:

MLSUM_TR_EXT:
- Originates as an extension of the Turkish subset from the MLSUM dataset, focusing on extractive summarization.
- Comprises articles from internethaber.com, with summaries derived from existing headlines for creating contextually rich extractive summaries.
- Sentences within these articles were selected based on their SBERT Similarity and ROUGE Scores compared to the original summaries, ensuring relevance and conciseness.
TES:
- Represents a unique collection found on Hugging Face tailored for Turkish extractive summarization.
- Contains a variety of news articles annotated by three distinct annotators, each providing different perspectives and lengths, thus contributing to a rich set of summarization examples.
XTINGE-SUM_TR_EXT:
- Specifically developed to supplement existing resources by providing detailed sentence importance rankings within lengthy Wikipedia documents.
- Features annotations by three different annotators who meticulously ranked all sentences by importance, contributing to a comprehensive resource for studying extractive summarization.
- The annotation process considered Inter Annotator Agreement, specifically employing Krippendorff's alpha to ensure consistency and reliability in sentence importance assessments.

Language(s) (NLP): Turkish
License: [gpl-3.0]

Dataset Structure

Generic Structure Across Datasets

All three datasets share a generic structure tailored for extractive summarization tasks, comprising the following elements:

Title: The title of the document or article, serving as a concise representation of the content.
Sentences: The body of the text, split into sentences. This segmentation facilitates the identification of individual sentences that contribute to the summary.
Annotations: This section includes annotations for selecting summary sentences. It is subdivided into:
- Indexes: Indices of sentences that have been selected for the summary. This field varies across datasets based on the number of annotators.
- Ranking: Rankings assigned to sentences based on their perceived importance for the summary. This feature is more prominent in datasets focusing on sentence importance ranking.

{
    'Title': '<title_of_document>',
    'Sentences': ['<sentence_1>', '<sentence_2>', ..., '<sentence_n>'],
    'Annotations': {
        'Indexes': {

            'Annotator1': [<index_of_selected_sentence_1>, ..., <index_of_selected_sentence_m>],
            # If there are more than one annotator
            'Annotator2': [...],
            # etc.
        },
        'Ranking': {
            'Annotator1': [<ranking_of_first_sentence>,<ranking_of_second_sentence>,..., <ranking_of_mth_sentence>],
            # If there are more than one annotator
            'Annotator2': [...],
            # etc.
        }
    }
}

Cite XTINGE Turkish Extractive Summarization Dataset

@inproceedings{xtinge_turkish_extractive,
  title = {Extractive Summarization Data Sets Generated with Measurable Analyses},
  author = {Demir, İrem and Küpçü, Emel and Küpçü, Alptekin},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 32nd IEEE Conference on Signal Processing and Communications Applications},
  year = {2024} 
}