### brainly.co.id dataset
### Data Structure
The keys in each JSONL object include:
- "id": An integer value representing the page of task from url (e.g. brainly.co.id/tugas/117).
- "subject": A string indicating the subject of the question (e.g., "Fisika", "Matematika", "Sejarah").
- "author": A string representing the author of the question.
- "instruction": A string providing the instruction or prompt for the question.
- "answerer_1", "answer_2": Strings representing the answerers for the question. The number at the end of the key (1 & 2) signifies the answer's index.
- "answer_1", "answer_2": Strings containing the answers provided by the answerers. The number at the end of the key corresponds to the answerer index.
- "status_1", "status_2": Strings indicating the status of the answers (e.g., "verified", "loved", "generic").
task_categories:question-answering language:id license:unlicense region:us
{"language": ["id"], "license": "unlicense", "task_categories": ["question-answering"]}
TAGS
#task_categories-question-answering #language-Indonesian #license-unlicense #region-us 

### URL dataset
### Data Structure
The keys in each JSONL object include:
- "id": An integer value representing the page of task from url (e.g. URL
- "subject": A string indicating the subject of the question (e.g., "Fisika", "Matematika", "Sejarah").
- "author": A string representing the author of the question.
- "instruction": A string providing the instruction or prompt for the question.
- "answerer_1", "answer_2": Strings representing the answerers for the question. The number at the end of the key (1 & 2) signifies the answer's index.
- "answer_1", "answer_2": Strings containing the answers provided by the answerers. The number at the end of the key corresponds to the answerer index.
- "status_1", "status_2": Strings indicating the status of the answers (e.g., "verified", "loved", "generic").
### URL dataset ### Data Structure
The keys in each JSONL object include:
- "id": An integer value representing the page of task from url (e.g. URL
- "subject": A string indicating the subject of the question (e.g., "Fisika", "Matematika", "Sejarah").
- "author": A string representing the author of the question.
- "instruction": A string providing the instruction or prompt for the question.
- "answerer_1", "answer_2": Strings representing the answerers for the question. The number at the end of the key (1 & 2) signifies the answer's index.
- "answer_1", "answer_2": Strings containing the answers provided by the answerers. The number at the end of the key corresponds to the answerer index.
- "status_1", "status_2": Strings indicating the status of the answers (e.g., "verified", "loved", "generic").
TAGS
#task_categories-question-answering #language-Indonesian #license-unlicense #region-us 
 ### URL dataset ### Data Structure
The keys in each JSONL object include:
- "id": An integer value representing the page of task from url (e.g. URL
- "subject": A string indicating the subject of the question (e.g., "Fisika", "Matematika", "Sejarah").
- "author": A string representing the author of the question.
- "instruction": A string providing the instruction or prompt for the question.
- "answerer_1", "answer_2": Strings representing the answerers for the question. The number at the end of the key (1 & 2) signifies the answer's index.
- "answer_1", "answer_2": Strings containing the answers provided by the answerers. The number at the end of the key corresponds to the answerer index.
- "status_1", "status_2": Strings indicating the status of the answers (e.g., "verified", "loved", "generic").
passage: TAGS
#task_categories-question-answering #language-Indonesian #license-unlicense #region-us 
### URL dataset### Data Structure
The keys in each JSONL object include:
- "id": An integer value representing the page of task from url (e.g. URL
- "subject": A string indicating the subject of the question (e.g., "Fisika", "Matematika", "Sejarah").
- "author": A string representing the author of the question.
- "instruction": A string providing the instruction or prompt for the question.
- "answerer_1", "answer_2": Strings representing the answerers for the question. The number at the end of the key (1 & 2) signifies the answer's index.
- "answer_1", "answer_2": Strings containing the answers provided by the answerers. The number at the end of the key corresponds to the answerer index.
- "status_1", "status_2": Strings indicating the status of the answers (e.g., "verified", "loved", "generic").