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bookcoref

file_name stringlengths 8 32	language stringclasses 1 value	text stringlengths 132k 3.31M	stanza_tokens int64 31k 686k	mentions listlengths 2.83k 53.7k	sentence_spans listlengths 752 28.4k
o_pioneers!_24	en	"PART I. The Wild Land \n I \n One January day , thirty years ago , the little town of Hanover , anc(...TRUNCATED)	67,069	[{"COREF":"Emil Bergson","onset":1836,"offset":1854,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Emil Bergson","onset":18(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,169],[169,308],[308,536],[536,644],[644,863],[863,1055],[1055,1239],[1239,1425],[1425,1567],[156(...TRUNCATED)
the_mayor_of_casterbridge_143	en	"I. One evening of late summer , before the nineteenth century had reached one - third of its span ,(...TRUNCATED)	142,409	[{"COREF":"Newson","onset":1787,"offset":1794,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Elizabeth-Jane Newson","onset"(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,238],[238,451],[451,605],[605,836],[836,1017],[1017,1405],[1405,1612],[1612,1954],[1954,2245],[2(...TRUNCATED)
sense_and_sensibility_161	en	"CHAPTER I. The family of Dashwood had long been settled in Sussex . Their estate was large , and th(...TRUNCATED)	142,856	[{"COREF":"Mrs. Dashwood","onset":833,"offset":838,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Mrs. Dashwood","onset":18(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,68],[68,316],[316,494],[494,800],[800,913],[913,952],[952,1234],[1234,1330],[1330,1507],[1507,15(...TRUNCATED)
the_prince_and_the_pauper_1837	en	"CHAPTER I. The birth of the Prince and the Pauper . In the ancient city of London , on a certain au(...TRUNCATED)	81,619	[{"COREF":"Edward Tudor, Prince of Wales","onset":1060,"offset":1072,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Edward (...TRUNCATED)	[[0,52],[52,235],[235,341],[341,370],[370,521],[521,581],[581,748],[748,882],[882,1020],[1020,1288],(...TRUNCATED)
the_jungle_140	en	"CHAPTER I \n It was four o’clock when the ceremony was over and the carriages began to arrive . T(...TRUNCATED)	177,294	[{"COREF":"Marija Berczynskas","onset":169,"offset":187,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Marija Berczynskas",(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,95],[95,190],[190,581],[581,716],[716,984],[984,1285],[1285,1357],[1357,1565],[1565,1767],[1767,(...TRUNCATED)
emma_158	en	"VOLUME I \n CHAPTER I \n Emma Woodhouse , handsome , clever , and rich , with a comfortable home an(...TRUNCATED)	194,176	[{"COREF":"Emma Woodhouse","onset":23,"offset":37,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Emma Woodhouse","onset":26(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,272],[272,465],[465,692],[692,849],[849,904],[904,1304],[1304,1541],[1541,1658],[1658,1775],[177(...TRUNCATED)
dr._jekyll_and_mr._hyde_42	en	"STORY OF THE DOOR \n Mr. Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance , that was never lig(...TRUNCATED)	30,992	[{"COREF":"Mr. Enfield","onset":20,"offset":32,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Mr. Gabriel John Utterson","o(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,242],[242,541],[541,723],[723,1199],[1199,1317],[1317,1492],[1492,1631],[1631,1806],[1806,1931],(...TRUNCATED)
the_three_musketeers_1257	en	"The Three Musketeers \n Chapter I. THE THREE PRESENTS OF D’ARTAGNAN THE ELDER \n On the first Mon(...TRUNCATED)	288,115	[{"COREF":"King Louis XIII","onset":921,"offset":929,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Cardinal Richelieu","on(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,79],[79,329],[329,722],[722,857],[857,1020],[1020,1194],[1194,1383],[1383,1646],[1646,1713],[171(...TRUNCATED)
fathers_and_sons_47935	en	"I \n \" Well , Peter ? Can not you see them yet ? \" asked a _ barin_[1 ] of about forty who , hatl(...TRUNCATED)	100,038	[{"COREF":"Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov","onset":987,"offset":1014,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"General Kir(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,21],[21,241],[241,405],[405,739],[739,796],[796,974],[974,1306],[1306,1584],[1584,1892],[1892,23(...TRUNCATED)
north_and_south_4276	en	"CHAPTER I. “ HASTE TO THE WEDDING . ” “ Wooed and married and a ’ . ” \n “ Edith ! (...TRUNCATED)	223,886	[{"COREF":"Edith","onset":75,"offset":80,"type":"PER"},{"COREF":"Margaret Hale","onset":90,"offset":(...TRUNCATED)	[[0,183],[183,316],[316,496],[496,549],[549,881],[881,1664],[1664,1999],[1999,2100],[2100,2235],[223(...TRUNCATED)

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bookcoref

Dataset Summary

This repository provides a standardized and reformatted version of the original bookcoref coreference resolution dataset.

The purpose of this formatting is to provide a unified document structure across multiple coreference datasets in order to simplify:

cross-dataset comparison,
multilingual experimentation,
benchmarking of coreference resolution systems,
interoperability between NLP pipelines,
and reproducible evaluation settings.

This repository does not introduce new annotations or modify the original coreference annotations. It only restructures the original dataset into a shared schema used across our benchmarking framework.

Original Dataset

This formatted version is derived from the dataset introduced in:

Giuliano Martinelli, Tommaso Bonomo, Pere-Lluís Huguet Cabot, and Roberto Navigli. 2025. BOOKCOREF: Coreference Resolution at Book Scale.

Original Repository

https://github.com/sapienzanlp/bookcoref

Citation

If you use this dataset, please cite the original work:

@inproceedings{martinelli-etal-2025-bookcoref,
    title = "{BOOKCOREF}: Coreference Resolution at Book Scale",
    author = "Martinelli, Giuliano  and
      Bonomo, Tommaso  and
      Huguet Cabot, Pere-Llu{'i}s  and
      Navigli, Roberto",
    editor = "Che, Wanxiang  and
      Nabende, Joyce  and
      Shutova, Ekaterina  and
      Pilehvar, Mohammad Taher",
    booktitle = "Proceedings of the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers)",
    month = jul,
    year = "2025",
    address = "Vienna, Austria",
    publisher = "Association for Computational Linguistics",
    url = "https://aclanthology.org/2025.acl-long.1197/",
    doi = "10.18653/v1/2025.acl-long.1197",
    pages = "24526--24544",
    ISBN = "979-8-89176-251-0",
    }