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 While in the original dataset all the speaker information from the ParlaMint corpus is available via the `speaker_info` attribute, in the HuggingFace version only a subset of metadata is available, namely: the date, the name of the speaker, their gender, year of birth, party affiliation at that point in time, status of the party at that point in time (coalition or opposition), and party orientation (left, right, centre etc.).
-Different to the original dataset, this version has also a `text_normalised` attribute, which contains the text with parliamentary comments (`[[Applause]]` and similar) removed. Also, different to the other ParlaSpeech corpora on HuggingFace, this dataset has two additional text columns, `text_cyrillic` and `text_cyrillic_normalised`, with Cyrillic transliteration of the corresponding columns, for simplicity, given that Serbian is a digraphic language.
 If you use the dataset, please cite the following paper:

 While in the original dataset all the speaker information from the ParlaMint corpus is available via the `speaker_info` attribute, in the HuggingFace version only a subset of metadata is available, namely: the date, the name of the speaker, their gender, year of birth, party affiliation at that point in time, status of the party at that point in time (coalition or opposition), and party orientation (left, right, centre etc.).
+Different to the original dataset, this version has also a `text_normalised` attribute, which contains the text with parliamentary comments (`[[Applause]]` and similar) removed. Also, different to the other ParlaSpeech corpora on HuggingFace, this dataset has two additional text columns, `text_cyrillic` and `text_cyrillic_normalised`, with Cyrillic transliteration of the corresponding columns, for simpler downstream usage, given that Serbian is a digraphic language.
 If you use the dataset, please cite the following paper: