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# Central Kurdish Sentiment
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This Central Kurdish dataset is compiled from the [transfer learning project for sentiment analysis](https://github.com/Hrazhan/sentiment).
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It contains 1185 tweets labeled with positive, negative, and neutral sentiments.
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# Central Kurdish Sentiment (sentiment)
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1,185 Central Kurdish tweets labelled for sentiment — the dataset behind the
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transfer-learning sentiment project, with integer labels `-1` (negative),
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`0` (neutral) and `1` (positive).
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## At a glance
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| Rows | 1,185 — `train` 948 / `test` 237 |
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| Columns | `tweet` (string), `sentiment` (int64) |
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| Parquet on disk | 0.10 MB |
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| Language | Central Kurdish / Sorani (ckb) |
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## Label distribution
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Measured on the full `train` split (948 rows):
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| Label | Meaning | Rows |
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| `-1` | negative | 510 (53.8%) |
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| `1` | positive | 239 (25.2%) |
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| `0` | neutral | 199 (21.0%) |
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Tweet length in `train`: mean 77.7 characters, max 150.
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The class balance is skewed towards negative, so report macro-F1 alongside accuracy
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and consider class weights when fine-tuning.
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## Usage
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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ds = load_dataset("razhan/sentiment")
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print(ds["train"][0]) # {'tweet': '...', 'sentiment': 1}
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```
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## Provenance
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Compiled from the [transfer learning project for sentiment
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analysis](https://github.com/Hrazhan/sentiment); the associated paper is
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[arXiv:2304.04703](https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.04703).
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## Known limitations
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- Very small: fine-tuning signal only, not a benchmark you should read much into.
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- Tweets are short and informal (dialect spellings, Latin-script inserts, mentions).
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- The three-way label set is unbalanced; `neutral` is the smallest class.
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## Related
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- `razhan/kurdish_tweets` — a larger 37,200-tweet sentiment set (positive /
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negative / neutral) covering both Sorani and Kurmanji.
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