--- language: th license: other task_categories: - token-classification pretty_name: khammoon data (LLM-labelled training text, human-labelled dev and test sets) configs: - config_name: llm_labelled data_files: - split: train path: llm_labelled/*.jsonl - config_name: dev data_files: - split: validation path: dev/best2009.jsonl - config_name: test data_files: - split: test path: test/wangchan.jsonl - config_name: llm_outputs data_files: - split: dev path: llm_outputs/best2009.jsonl - split: test path: llm_outputs/wangchan.jsonl - config_name: annotator_agreement data_files: - split: best2009 path: annotator_agreement/best2009.jsonl - split: wangchan path: annotator_agreement/wangchan.jsonl --- # khammoon data Data used to build the [`typhoon-ai/khammoon`](https://huggingface.co/typhoon-ai/khammoon) Thai morpheme (คำมูล) segmenter, described in the technical report [arXiv:2611.13012](https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.13012). | config | rows | labels | role | |---|---|---|---| | `llm_labelled` | 147,999 BEST2009-train sentences + 32,207 WangchanThaiInstruct-train documents | LLM segmentation (Qwen3-30B-A3B) corrected in two rounds: (1) a convention table learnt from dev-train of the development set plus guideline Step-2 span merges; (2) Thai–Thai boundaries re-predicted by a model fine-tuned on dev-train (other boundaries kept from round 1) | training | | `dev` | 2,252 BEST2009 test sentences | human (3 annotators, adjudicated) | development: `dev_split` = `devtrain` (1,484; label correction + fine-tuning) / `devval` (768; model & threshold selection) | | `test` | 2,000 WangchanThaiInstruct test documents | human (3 annotators, adjudicated) | evaluation only — never used during development | | `llm_outputs` | the `dev` and `test` texts | segmentation by the LLM segmenter that produced the LLM labels (Qwen3-30B-A3B-Instruct-2507, two-pass prompt v6-3, pass-1 T=0.2) | baseline: P 0.975 / R 0.948 / F1 0.962 on `test` | | `annotator_agreement` | 400 `dev` sentences + 400 `test` documents | the independent segmentation of each of the three annotators (`tokens_a`, `tokens_b`, `tokens_c`), before adjudication | inter-annotator agreement: Fleiss' κ 0.986 (BEST2009) / 0.991 (Wangchan) | The annotation guideline that defines a morpheme (คำมูล) for all labels in this dataset (human and LLM) is included as [`guideline/linguistic_guideline.md`](guideline/linguistic_guideline.md); its maintained copy lives in the code repository under `linguistics/`. Every row satisfies `"".join(tokens) == text`; whitespace characters are kept as tokens. Every row has a `license` field (see below). `llm_labelled` rows also keep the original LLM segmentation in `tokens_llm` (before correction), so the whole pipeline can be rerun from this dataset (`scripts/download_data.py` in the code repository). `test` rows also have `source_ids`, the WangchanThaiInstruct `ID`(s) of the document (14 documents occur under more than one ID). Training rows whose text also appears in either human set were removed. `annotator_agreement` rows hold the three annotators' independent segmentations of the same sentence, labelled A, B and C as in the technical report, plus `reference_id`, the id of the same sentence in `dev` or `test` whose `tokens` are the adjudicated segmentation. The annotation tool dropped newline characters, so `text` here can differ from the reference text in whitespace only; all three token lists join back to `text` exactly. `scripts/annotator_agreement.py` in the code repository recomputes the agreement figures of the report from this configuration. ## Intended uses This dataset is released in full so that developers and researchers can build on it: - **Train new segmenters.** `llm_labelled` gives 70M characters of training text with both the corrected labels (`tokens`) and the original LLM labels (`tokens_llm`). - **Benchmark.** `dev` and `test` are human-labelled; keep `test` for final evaluation only, as the khammoon results do, so numbers stay comparable. - **Study how native speakers disagree.** `annotator_agreement` gives three independent segmentations of 800 sentences, the raw material behind the agreement figures. - **Compare with an LLM annotator.** `llm_outputs` reproduces the strongest baseline without a GPU, and the difference between `tokens_llm` and `tokens` shows where the LLM goes wrong. - **Research Thai morphology and tokenization**, e.g. morpheme-aware tokenizers for language models. ## Evaluation Recommended metric: boundary precision/recall/F1 ignoring boundaries adjacent to whitespace (see `khammoon/metrics.py`). khammoon 0.1.0 scores P 0.992 / R 0.993 / F1 0.992 on `test`. ## License The texts come from two sources and keep their licenses **per row** (`license` field). Because the sources mix NonCommercial and ShareAlike terms, there is no single license for the whole dataset; filter on `license` if you need a subset with specific terms. | rows | `license` | source and attribution | |---|---|---| | `llm_labelled/best2009`, `dev` | `cc-by-nc-sa-3.0` | BEST2009 corpus by NECTEC ([nectec/best2009](https://huggingface.co/datasets/nectec/best2009)) | | `llm_labelled/wangchan` (27,193 rows) | `cc-by-nc-4.0` | WangchanThaiInstruct by VISTEC/AIResearch ([airesearch/WangchanThaiInstruct](https://huggingface.co/datasets/airesearch/WangchanThaiInstruct)), per-row `License` of the source | | `llm_labelled/wangchan` (5,014 rows) | `cc-by-sa-4.0` | same | | `test` | `cc-by-nc-4.0` | WangchanThaiInstruct test split, same | | `annotator_agreement/best2009` | `cc-by-nc-sa-3.0` | BEST2009, as `dev` | | `annotator_agreement/wangchan` | `cc-by-nc-4.0` | WangchanThaiInstruct test split, as `test` | The segmentation labels added here (human labels in `dev`/`test`, corrected LLM labels in `llm_labelled`) are released under the same terms as the text of each row. None of the data may be used commercially except the `cc-by-sa-4.0` rows. The LLM labels were produced with Qwen3-30B-A3B-Instruct-2507 (Apache-2.0). Please cite BEST2009 / WangchanThaiInstruct when using the corresponding rows: ``` @inproceedings{limkonchotiwat2025thaiinstruct, title = {WangchanThaiInstruct: An Instruction-Following Dataset for Culture-Aware, Multitask, and Multi-domain Evaluation in Thai}, author = {Limkonchotiwat, Peerat and Tuchinda, Pume and Lowphansirikul, Lalita and Nonesung, Surapon and Tasawong, Panuthep and Aji, Alham Fikri and Udomcharoenchaikit, Can and Nutanong, Sarana}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 2025 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing}, year = {2025}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics} } ```