
# Overview
This dataset provides a convenient and user-friendly format of data from [Aozora Bunko (青空文庫)](https://www.aozora.gr.jp/), a website that compiles public-domain books in Japan, ideal for Machine Learning applications.

[For Japanese] 日本語での概要説明を Qiita に記載しました: https://qiita.com/akeyhero/items/b53eae1c0bc4d54e321f

# Methodology

The code to reproduce this dataset is made available on GitHub: [globis-org/aozorabunko-exctractor](https://github.com/globis-org/aozorabunko-extractor).

## 1. Data collection
We firstly downloaded the [CSV file that lists all works](https://www.aozora.gr.jp/index_pages/person_all.html). The information extracted from this CSV is incorporated into the `meta` field.
Next, we filtered out any books not categorized as public domain.
We retrieved the main text of each book corresponding to every row in the CSV and incorporated it into the `text` field in UTF-8.

## 2. Deduplication
We removed entries where the `図書カードURL` (Library card URL) in this CSV did not match with the `作品ID` (Work ID) and `人物ID` (Person ID).
In addition, entries with text identical to previously encountered text were discarded.

## 3. Cleaning
The data in the `text` field was then cleaned in the following sequence:

1. Convert new lines to `\n`
2. Remove headers
3. Remove footnotes and add them to the `footnote` field
4. Convert inserted notes into regular parenthetical text
5. Remove ruby (phonetic guides)
6. Convert specific characters, such as external characters and iteration marks, into standard Unicode characters
7. Remove any remaining markup
8. Remove leading and trailing new lines and horizontal rules

# Tips

If you prefer to employ only modern Japanese, you can filter entries with: `row["meta"]["文字遣い種別"] == "新字新仮名"`.

# Example

```py
>>> from datasets import load_dataset
>>> ds = load_dataset('globis-university/aozorabunko-clean')
>>> ds
DatasetDict({
    train: Dataset({
        features: ['text', 'footnote', 'meta'],
        num_rows: 16951
    })
})
>>> ds = ds.filter(lambda row: row['meta']['文字遣い種別'] == '新字新仮名')  # only modern Japanese
>>> ds
DatasetDict({
    train: Dataset({
        features: ['text', 'footnote', 'meta'],
        num_rows: 10246
    })
})
>>> book = ds['train'][0]  # one of the works
>>> book['meta']['作品名']
'ウェストミンスター寺院'
>>> text = book['text']  # main content
>>> len(text)
10639
>>> print(text[:100])
深いおどろきにうたれて、
名高いウェストミンスターに
真鍮や石の記念碑となって
すべての王侯貴族が集まっているのをみれば、
今はさげすみも、ほこりも、見栄もない。
善にかえった貴人の姿、
華美と俗世の
```

# License
CC BY 4.0
task_categories:text-generation task_categories:text-classification size_categories:10K<n<100K language:ja license:cc-by-4.0 region:us
{"language": ["ja"], "license": "cc-by-4.0", "size_categories": ["10K<n<100K"], "task_categories": ["text-generation", "text-classification"]}
TAGS
#task_categories-text-generation #task_categories-text-classification #size_categories-10K<n<100K #language-Japanese #license-cc-by-4.0 #region-us 


# Overview
This dataset provides a convenient and user-friendly format of data from Aozora Bunko (青空文庫), a website that compiles public-domain books in Japan, ideal for Machine Learning applications.

[For Japanese] 日本語での概要説明を Qiita に記載しました: URL

# Methodology

The code to reproduce this dataset is made available on GitHub: globis-org/aozorabunko-exctractor.

## 1. Data collection
We firstly downloaded the CSV file that lists all works. The information extracted from this CSV is incorporated into the 'meta' field.
Next, we filtered out any books not categorized as public domain.
We retrieved the main text of each book corresponding to every row in the CSV and incorporated it into the 'text' field in UTF-8.

## 2. Deduplication
We removed entries where the '図書カードURL' (Library card URL) in this CSV did not match with the '作品ID' (Work ID) and '人物ID' (Person ID).
In addition, entries with text identical to previously encountered text were discarded.

## 3. Cleaning
The data in the 'text' field was then cleaned in the following sequence:

1. Convert new lines to '\n'
2. Remove headers
3. Remove footnotes and add them to the 'footnote' field
4. Convert inserted notes into regular parenthetical text
5. Remove ruby (phonetic guides)
6. Convert specific characters, such as external characters and iteration marks, into standard Unicode characters
7. Remove any remaining markup
8. Remove leading and trailing new lines and horizontal rules

# Tips

If you prefer to employ only modern Japanese, you can filter entries with: 'row["meta"]["文字遣い種別"] == "新字新仮名"'.

# Example



# License
CC BY 4.0
# Overview
This dataset provides a convenient and user-friendly format of data from Aozora Bunko (青空文庫), a website that compiles public-domain books in Japan, ideal for Machine Learning applications.

[For Japanese] 日本語での概要説明を Qiita に記載しました: URL # Methodology

The code to reproduce this dataset is made available on GitHub: globis-org/aozorabunko-exctractor. ## 1. Data collection
We firstly downloaded the CSV file that lists all works. The information extracted from this CSV is incorporated into the 'meta' field.
Next, we filtered out any books not categorized as public domain.
We retrieved the main text of each book corresponding to every row in the CSV and incorporated it into the 'text' field in UTF-8. ## 2. Deduplication
We removed entries where the '図書カードURL' (Library card URL) in this CSV did not match with the '作品ID' (Work ID) and '人物ID' (Person ID).
In addition, entries with text identical to previously encountered text were discarded. ## 3. Cleaning
The data in the 'text' field was then cleaned in the following sequence:

1. Convert new lines to '\n'
2. Remove headers
3. Remove footnotes and add them to the 'footnote' field
4. Convert inserted notes into regular parenthetical text
5. Remove ruby (phonetic guides)
6. Convert specific characters, such as external characters and iteration marks, into standard Unicode characters
7. Remove any remaining markup
8. Remove leading and trailing new lines and horizontal rules # Tips

If you prefer to employ only modern Japanese, you can filter entries with: 'row["meta"]["文字遣い種別"] == "新字新仮名"'. # Example # License
CC BY 4.0
TAGS
#task_categories-text-generation #task_categories-text-classification #size_categories-10K<n<100K #language-Japanese #license-cc-by-4.0 #region-us 
 # Overview
This dataset provides a convenient and user-friendly format of data from Aozora Bunko (青空文庫), a website that compiles public-domain books in Japan, ideal for Machine Learning applications.

[For Japanese] 日本語での概要説明を Qiita に記載しました: URL # Methodology

The code to reproduce this dataset is made available on GitHub: globis-org/aozorabunko-exctractor. ## 1. Data collection
We firstly downloaded the CSV file that lists all works. The information extracted from this CSV is incorporated into the 'meta' field.
Next, we filtered out any books not categorized as public domain.
We retrieved the main text of each book corresponding to every row in the CSV and incorporated it into the 'text' field in UTF-8. ## 2. Deduplication
We removed entries where the '図書カードURL' (Library card URL) in this CSV did not match with the '作品ID' (Work ID) and '人物ID' (Person ID).
In addition, entries with text identical to previously encountered text were discarded. ## 3. Cleaning
The data in the 'text' field was then cleaned in the following sequence:

1. Convert new lines to '\n'
2. Remove headers
3. Remove footnotes and add them to the 'footnote' field
4. Convert inserted notes into regular parenthetical text
5. Remove ruby (phonetic guides)
6. Convert specific characters, such as external characters and iteration marks, into standard Unicode characters
7. Remove any remaining markup
8. Remove leading and trailing new lines and horizontal rules # Tips

If you prefer to employ only modern Japanese, you can filter entries with: 'row["meta"]["文字遣い種別"] == "新字新仮名"'. # Example # License
CC BY 4.0
passage: TAGS
#task_categories-text-generation #task_categories-text-classification #size_categories-10K<n<100K #language-Japanese #license-cc-by-4.0 #region-us 
# Overview
This dataset provides a convenient and user-friendly format of data from Aozora Bunko (青空文庫), a website that compiles public-domain books in Japan, ideal for Machine Learning applications.

[For Japanese] 日本語での概要説明を Qiita に記載しました: URL# Methodology

The code to reproduce this dataset is made available on GitHub: globis-org/aozorabunko-exctractor.## 1. Data collection
We firstly downloaded the CSV file that lists all works. The information extracted from this CSV is incorporated into the 'meta' field.
Next, we filtered out any books not categorized as public domain.
We retrieved the main text of each book corresponding to every row in the CSV and incorporated it into the 'text' field in UTF-8.## 2. Deduplication
We removed entries where the '図書カードURL' (Library card URL) in this CSV did not match with the '作品ID' (Work ID) and '人物ID' (Person ID).
In addition, entries with text identical to previously encountered text were discarded.## 3. Cleaning
The data in the 'text' field was then cleaned in the following sequence:

1. Convert new lines to '\n'
2. Remove headers
3. Remove footnotes and add them to the 'footnote' field
4. Convert inserted notes into regular parenthetical text
5. Remove ruby (phonetic guides)
6. Convert specific characters, such as external characters and iteration marks, into standard Unicode characters
7. Remove any remaining markup
8. Remove leading and trailing new lines and horizontal rules# Tips

If you prefer to employ only modern Japanese, you can filter entries with: 'row["meta"]["文字遣い種別"] == "新字新仮名"'.# Example# License
CC BY 4.0