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license: other
language:
- en
task_categories:
- text-generation
tags:
- gpt2
- tokenized
- long-context
- pretraining
size_categories:
- 10B<n<100B
BluScriptCP tokenized token buckets (b1, b2, b3)
Pre-tokenized GPT-2 data for long-context training in the BluScriptCP / Context
Parallelism project. These are the three mid-length buckets of a token-bucketed,
deduplicated CommonCrawl-derived corpus (new_full_2025_51+47, dclm+betr).
Documents are bucketed by GPT-2 token length into half-open ranges [lo, hi).
Only b1, b2 and b3 are published here.
| bucket | token range | shards | documents | GPT-2 tokens | size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
b1_4096_8192 |
[4,096, 8,192) | 96 | 2,571,614 | 13,977,775,051 | 28.0 GB |
b2_8192_16384 |
[8,192, 16,384) | 96 | 634,512 | 6,990,738,341 | 14.0 GB |
b3_16384_32768 |
[16,384, 32,768) | 96 | 142,657 | 3,027,863,374 | 6.1 GB |
| total | 288 | 3,348,783 | 23,996,376,766 | 48.1 GB |
Format
Tokenizer is tiktoken encoding gpt2 (vocab 50,257), applied with
encode_ordinary, which treats <|endoftext|>-like text as ordinary tokens.
Each of the 288 shards has three files under <bucket>/:
| file | dtype | contents |
|---|---|---|
part_XX.bin |
uint16 |
GPT-2 token ids, documents concatenated, no separator |
part_XX.idx.npy |
int64 |
cumulative offsets, length ndocs + 1 |
part_XX.meta.json |
- | per-shard document count, token count, verification counters |
Token ids fit uint16 losslessly since the GPT-2 vocabulary is 50,257 < 65,536.
No EOT separator is inserted. Document boundaries are carried exactly by the index, so a packing step must insert its own delimiter if one is needed.
Usage
import numpy as np
stem = "b1_4096_8192/part_00"
idx = np.load(stem + ".idx.npy") # int64, ndocs+1
tok = np.memmap(stem + ".bin", dtype=np.uint16, mode="r") # uint16 stream
n_docs = len(idx) - 1
doc_0 = tok[idx[0]:idx[1]] # document 0 as a uint16 array of token ids
import tiktoken
enc = tiktoken.get_encoding("gpt2")
print(enc.decode(doc_0.tolist())[:200])
To iterate every document in a shard:
for i in range(len(idx) - 1):
doc = tok[idx[i]:idx[i + 1]]
Verification
Every document in the source corpus carries a pre-computed gpt2_tokens count.
Each document's re-tokenized length was compared against it:
- 0 count mismatches across all 3,348,783 documents in these three buckets (and 0 across all 74,643,792 documents of the full 7-bucket corpus).
- Document and token totals are an exact match to the corpus
summary.tsv. - Index integrity checked per shard:
len(bin) == idx[-1],idx[0] == 0,idxstrictly increasing,max(token_id) < 50257. - Exact text roundtrip:
enc.decode(bin[idx[i]:idx[i+1]])is byte-identical to the sourcecontentfield on sampled documents from every bucket.
Not included
The other four buckets of the corpus exist but are not published here:
b0_lt_4096 (71.25 M docs, 73.59 B tokens), b4_32768_65536, b5_65536_131072,
b6_gte_131072.
Provenance
Derived from CommonCrawl via the DCLM and BETR filtering pipelines, then deduplicated. Records retain their original scores and metadata upstream; only the token ids are published here. Respect the licensing and terms of the underlying CommonCrawl data.