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### Notes
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The test split contains only examples of mistakes made by people. There are no synthetics among these mistakes.
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The examples of errors in the test split come from different people in terms of gender, age, education, context, and social context.
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The input and output text can be not only one sentence, but also 1) a part of a sentence
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The texts may include offensive phrases, phrases that offend religious or political feelings, fragments that contradict moral standards, etc.
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Such samples are only needed to make the corpus as representative as possible for the tasks of processing messages
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**id** (int64): the sentence's id, starting 1.
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**text** (str): the original text (part of sentence, whole sentence or several sentences).
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**fixed_text** (str): the corrected version of original text.
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**label** (str): the target class. "1" for "
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**error_type** (str): the violation category: Spelling, Grammar, Tokenization, Punctuation, Mixture, Unknown.
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**domain** (str): domain: "prose" or "poetry".
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### Notes
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Using "e" instead of "ё" **is not** considered a text defect. So both *"Зеленый клен еще цветет"* and *"Зелёный клён ещё цветёт"*
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are considered acceptable.
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Incorrect letter case **is not** considered a defect. In particular, the first word in a sentence **does not** have to begin
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with a capital letter. Therefore, both *"Пушкин был поэтом"* and *"пушкин был поэтом"* are considered
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equally acceptable. Moreover, all kinds of methods of highlighting text through its capitalization are
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not considered a defect, for example, *"Не говори ни ДА, ни НЕТ"*
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The absence of a period, exclamation mark or question mark at the end of a single sentence **is not** considered a defect.
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The test split contains only examples of mistakes made by people. There are no synthetics among these mistakes.
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The examples of errors in the test split come from different people in terms of gender, age, education, context, and social context.
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The input and output text can be not only one sentence, but also 1) a part of a sentence, 2) incomplete dialog response,
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3) several sentences, e.g. a paragraph, 4) a fragment of a poem, usually a quatrain or two quatrains.
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The texts may include offensive phrases, phrases that offend religious or political feelings, fragments that contradict moral standards, etc.
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Such samples are only needed to make the corpus as representative as possible for the tasks of processing messages
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**id** (int64): the sentence's id, starting 1.
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**text** (str): the original text (part of sentence, whole sentence or several sentences).
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**fixed_text** (str): the corrected version of original text.
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**label** (str): the target class. "1" for "no defects", "0" for "contains defects".
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**error_type** (str): the violation category: Spelling, Grammar, Tokenization, Punctuation, Mixture, Unknown.
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**domain** (str): domain: "prose" or "poetry".
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