COMI-LINGUA: Expert Annotated Large-Scale Dataset for Multitask NLP in Hindi-English Code-Mixing (2025.findings-emnlp)
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| Challenge: | COMI-LINGUA is the largest manually annotated Hindi-English code-mixed dataset . 125K+ high-quality instances across five core NLP tasks are annotating by three bilingual annotators . |
| Approach: | COMI-LINGUA is the largest manually annotated Hindi-English code-mixed dataset . 125K+ high-quality instances are annotating by three bilingual annotators . |
| Outcome: | The dataset covers five core NLP tasks, including Token-level Language Identification, Matrix Language Identification and Named Entity Recognition. |
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