=============================== Datasets for Entity Recognition
This repository implements standerdized access to NER datasets from several domains and languages annotated with a variety of entity types, useful for named entity recognition (NER) tasks.
Datasets for NER
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The following table shows the list of datasets for language specific entity recognition. the data are also listed below and more will be added in the future.
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Licenses
Notes on licenses:
The data set are under various type of licences. I do not have the time to worry about the licences now
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