Data Processing for the OpenGPT-X Model Family

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Autori principali: Brandizzi, Nicolo', Abdelwahab, Hammam, Bhowmick, Anirban, Helmer, Lennard, Stein, Benny Jörg, Denisov, Pavel, Saleem, Qasid, Fromm, Michael, Ali, Mehdi, Rutmann, Richard, Naderi, Farzad, Agy, Mohamad Saif, Schwirjow, Alexander, Küch, Fabian, Hahn, Luzian, Ostendorff, Malte, Suarez, Pedro Ortiz, Rehm, Georg, Wegener, Dennis, Flores-Herr, Nicolas, Köhler, Joachim, Leveling, Johannes
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author Brandizzi, Nicolo'
Abdelwahab, Hammam
Bhowmick, Anirban
Helmer, Lennard
Stein, Benny Jörg
Denisov, Pavel
Saleem, Qasid
Fromm, Michael
Ali, Mehdi
Rutmann, Richard
Naderi, Farzad
Agy, Mohamad Saif
Schwirjow, Alexander
Küch, Fabian
Hahn, Luzian
Ostendorff, Malte
Suarez, Pedro Ortiz
Rehm, Georg
Wegener, Dennis
Flores-Herr, Nicolas
Köhler, Joachim
Leveling, Johannes
author_facet Brandizzi, Nicolo'
Abdelwahab, Hammam
Bhowmick, Anirban
Helmer, Lennard
Stein, Benny Jörg
Denisov, Pavel
Saleem, Qasid
Fromm, Michael
Ali, Mehdi
Rutmann, Richard
Naderi, Farzad
Agy, Mohamad Saif
Schwirjow, Alexander
Küch, Fabian
Hahn, Luzian
Ostendorff, Malte
Suarez, Pedro Ortiz
Rehm, Georg
Wegener, Dennis
Flores-Herr, Nicolas
Köhler, Joachim
Leveling, Johannes
contents This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the data preparation pipeline developed for the OpenGPT-X project, a large-scale initiative aimed at creating open and high-performance multilingual large language models (LLMs). The project goal is to deliver models that cover all major European languages, with a particular focus on real-world applications within the European Union. We explain all data processing steps, starting with the data selection and requirement definition to the preparation of the final filtered data. We distinguish between curated data and web data, as each of these categories is handled by distinct pipelines, with curated data undergoing minimal filtering and web data requiring extensive filtering and deduplication. This distinction guided the development of specialized algorithmic solutions for both pipelines. In addition to describing the processing methodologies, we provide an in-depth analysis of the datasets, increasing transparency and alignment with European data regulations. Finally, we share key insights and challenges faced during the project, offering recommendations for future endeavors in large-scale multilingual data preparation for LLMs.
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spellingShingle Data Processing for the OpenGPT-X Model Family
Brandizzi, Nicolo'
Abdelwahab, Hammam
Bhowmick, Anirban
Helmer, Lennard
Stein, Benny Jörg
Denisov, Pavel
Saleem, Qasid
Fromm, Michael
Ali, Mehdi
Rutmann, Richard
Naderi, Farzad
Agy, Mohamad Saif
Schwirjow, Alexander
Küch, Fabian
Hahn, Luzian
Ostendorff, Malte
Suarez, Pedro Ortiz
Rehm, Georg
Wegener, Dennis
Flores-Herr, Nicolas
Köhler, Joachim
Leveling, Johannes
Computation and Language
H.3.1; I.2.7
This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the data preparation pipeline developed for the OpenGPT-X project, a large-scale initiative aimed at creating open and high-performance multilingual large language models (LLMs). The project goal is to deliver models that cover all major European languages, with a particular focus on real-world applications within the European Union. We explain all data processing steps, starting with the data selection and requirement definition to the preparation of the final filtered data. We distinguish between curated data and web data, as each of these categories is handled by distinct pipelines, with curated data undergoing minimal filtering and web data requiring extensive filtering and deduplication. This distinction guided the development of specialized algorithmic solutions for both pipelines. In addition to describing the processing methodologies, we provide an in-depth analysis of the datasets, increasing transparency and alignment with European data regulations. Finally, we share key insights and challenges faced during the project, offering recommendations for future endeavors in large-scale multilingual data preparation for LLMs.
title Data Processing for the OpenGPT-X Model Family
topic Computation and Language
H.3.1; I.2.7
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.08800