FineFreq: A Multilingual Character Frequency Dataset from Web-Scale Text
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- FineFreq has been introduced as a large-scale multilingual character frequency dataset, derived from the FineWeb and FineWeb2 corpora, encompassing over 1900 languages and covering the period from 2013 to 2025. The dataset includes frequency counts for 96 trillion characters processed from 57 TB of compressed text, providing detailed per-character statistics and metadata.
- This dataset is significant as it allows for fine-grained temporal analysis of character usage across multiple languages, preserving natural multilingual features such as cross-script borrowings and emojis, which can enhance linguistic research and applications in AI.
- The development of FineFreq aligns with ongoing advancements in language processing technologies, emphasizing the importance of high-quality datasets for training language models. Innovations like the Length-MAX tokenizer and model-based extraction methods highlight the industry's focus on improving efficiency and accuracy in text representation and processing.
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