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@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ There a many use cases, where this dataset can help:
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  * LM: If you search for high-quality data to train LMs or LLMs for German: go for it!
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  * Summarization: Look at the first entry of the `content` array of each newspaper article. A potential `<strong>` tag is used to decorate the short description of an article. Given that information, it is possible to construct a summarization dataset.
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  * Topic Classification: The `type` information can be useful to train various kind of classification models. Also the `ressourt` information can be quite useful.
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- * In detail analysis: Very recently a [paper](https://www.arxiv.org/abs/2506.05388) about analysing German newspapers (for Gender Bias and Discrimination) was published. However, the dataset is not freely available, so why not use this dataset for similar analysis?
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  Overall, the dataset comes in the rawest form (no preprocessing is done, no information were removed) possible, which allows great research on German NLP.
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  * LM: If you search for high-quality data to train LMs or LLMs for German: go for it!
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  * Summarization: Look at the first entry of the `content` array of each newspaper article. A potential `<strong>` tag is used to decorate the short description of an article. Given that information, it is possible to construct a summarization dataset.
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  * Topic Classification: The `type` information can be useful to train various kind of classification models. Also the `ressourt` information can be quite useful.
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+ * In detail analysis: Very recently a [paper](https://huggingface.co/papers/2506.05388) about analysing German newspapers (for Gender Bias and Discrimination) was published. However, the dataset is not freely available, so why not use this dataset for similar analysis?
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  Overall, the dataset comes in the rawest form (no preprocessing is done, no information were removed) possible, which allows great research on German NLP.
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