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    <dc:creator>Laskar, Afsana</dc:creator>
    <dc:title>Assamese-English Code Mixed dataset with Emotion Labelling using Plutchik’s model</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>The rising trend of multilingual discourse on digital channels has led to the creation of a substantial corpus of text mixed with Assamese and English languages. Despite the growing sophistication in multilingual natural language processing (NLP), freely available datasets on emotions annotated for code-mixed text have not been extensively explored yet. Assamese is a low resource langauge and finding pure code mixed data is a trivial task.The dataset on Assamese-English code mixed data serves as a balanced code-mixed corpus of Assamese and English for multi-class emotion recognition in a low-resource multilingual environment. The dataset features linguistic patterns at the token level, code-mixing statistics, structural analysis using part-of-speech tagging, and emotion labeling, which aid in the study of computational linguistics. The data set can be repurposed for benchmarking machine learning, deep learning, and transformers-based multilingual natural language processing models. This dataset is useful for studies on code-mixing analysis, emotion detection, processing of low-resource languages, and cross-lingual representation learning. Code mixing is of two types inter sentential and intra sentential. The dataset contains 9456 intra-sentential switching instances, indicating that most bilingual mixing occurs within sentence boundaries, rest of the data is Inter-sentential switching among the 10,000 sentences. Parts of speech tagging of the sentence is also done.
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    <dc:contributor>Sarma, Shikhar Kumar </dc:contributor>
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