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# Overview
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This dataset contains 18,219 rows of code-docstring-ast data along with additional metadata. Data was gathered from various Python libraries and frameworks
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publicly available GitHub repos. Initial raw dataset count was 25,480 down to 18,219 after preprocessing.
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# Sources
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<line_number> : <The line number of the function, method, or class within the file>,
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<ast_sequence> : <The ast sequence of the raw source code. Scroll down for more info about this>
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# Overview
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This dataset contains 18,219 rows of code-docstring-ast data along with additional metadata. Data was gathered from various Python libraries and frameworks and their
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publicly available GitHub repos. Initial raw dataset count was 25,480 down to 18,219 after preprocessing.
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# Sources
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<line_number> : <The line number of the function, method, or class within the file>,
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<ast_sequence> : <The ast sequence of the raw source code. Scroll down for more info about this>
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# The AST Sequence
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A function recursively converts the AST tree into a linear sequence. It uses depth markers (β1>, β2>, etc.) to show parent-child relationships. It also adds node identifiers by pairing
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each node type with a meaningful identifier. Furthermore, pruning is also applied to irrelevant and shallow identifiers to denoise the dataset.
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Here's an example of how the AST sequence is generated:
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Example Code
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def calculate_area(radius):
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Calculate the area of a circle.
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Parameters:
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radius (float): The radius of the circle
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Returns:
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float: The area of the circle
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PI = 3.14159
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area = PI * radius * radius
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return area
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Resulting AST Sequence
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FunctionDef:calculate_area
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β1> args:[radius]
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β1> Assign:PI
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β β2> Constant:
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β1> Assign:area
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β β2> BinOp:
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β β3> BinOp:
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β β β4> Name:PI
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β β β4> Name:radius
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β β3> Name:radius
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β1> Return:
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β2> Name:area
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1. The code is parsed via Python's `ast` module
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2. A method traverses this tree and linearizes the sequence
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3. Each node is then converted to a string with type-identifier keys
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4. Structural relationships are preserved using the depth markers
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5. Denoising of irrelevant and shallow nodes are applied
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# Preprocessing
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The following preprocessing steps were applied:
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## Text Cleaning
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- Removed comments
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- Filtering unusual/control characters
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- Removed trailing whitespaces
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- Converts all whitespace into a single spaces
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- Removed tags from docstrings
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## AST Cleaning
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- Removed noise using a custom blacklist
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- Removed abnormally long nodes (>100)
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- Stripped blank AST entries
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- Ensured ASTs start with the proper root nodes (FunctionDef or ClassDef)
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## Language Filtering
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- Removed non-English documentations
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- Keeps an item if detection fails
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## Similarity Filtering
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- Removed entries where similarity exceeds threshold (0.7)
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# Split
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- Dataset was split into a 70/15/15 ratio
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