Miladsaeedi70/scientific-multitask-instructions
Scientific Multitask Instructions A multi-task scientific instruction-following dataset created for supervised fine-tuning and preference-optimization experiments. Dataset summary The dataset contains 1,576 conversational scientific examples across eight task types. Split Examples Train 1,260 Validation 158 Test 158 Total 1,576 Task distribution Task Examples Scientific question answering 256 Summarization 220… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Miladsaeedi70/scientific-multitask-instructions.
Scientific Multitask Instructions
A multi-task scientific instruction-following dataset created for supervised fine-tuning and preference-optimization experiments.
Dataset summary
The dataset contains 1,576 conversational scientific examples across eight task types.
Task distribution
Fields
id: unique example identifiercategory: scientific subject categorytask: instruction-task categorydifficulty: example difficultymessages: system, user, and assistant chat messages
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset( "Miladsaeedi70/scientific-multitask-instructions", token=True, )
print(dataset) print(dataset["train"][0])
The token=True argument is needed while the repository is private.
Intended use
This dataset is intended for:
- Scientific instruction tuning
- Multi-task supervised fine-tuning
- LoRA and PEFT experiments
- Preference optimization
- GRPO reward-design research
- Scientific language-model evaluation
Split methodology
Examples were divided into train, validation, and test sets using grouped splitting to reduce prompt-template leakage between splits.
Known limitations
- The dataset is relatively small.
- Some answers may contain scientific inaccuracies.
- Task categories are not equally represented.
- Lexical-overlap metrics do not fully measure factual correctness.
- Responses should be independently verified for high-stakes use.
Publication status
The repository is initially private. Provenance, licensing, duplicate checks, and sample quality should be reviewed before public release.
