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AgriGov introduces a structured, trilingual dataset addressing the scarcity of domain-grounded resources for Indian agricultural policies and welfare schemes. By combining automated scraping with a hybrid translation pipeline and human post-editing, it provides approximately 8,000 aligned sentence pairs specifically for fine-tuning machine translation and retrieval-augmented systems. This schema-driven approach ensures domain fidelity and provenance, offering a reproducible foundation for building accurate farmer-facing AI tools.
AgriGov: A Structured Multilingual Dataset Curation for Indian Government Schemes for Farmers
arXiv:2606.08272v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: AgriGov is a curated, trilingual (English-Hindi-Marathi) dataset designed to address the scarcity of domain-grounded multilingual resources for agricultural policies and farmer welfare schemes. Initially, we collected and structured data from 50 government schemes sourced from trusted portals using automated scraping techniques, organizing it into predefined semantic fields (e.g., title, eligibility, application process, documents, exclusions). Translations were performed using a pipeline combining Google Translate API, MarianMT, and human post-editing, resulting in a domain-specific Hindi-Marathi dataset comprising approximately 2100 source segments. To enhance coverage, we augmented this dataset with sentences from the Samanantar corpus, leading to approximately 8,000 sentence-aligned Hindi-Marathi parallel pairs. The dataset now offers robust resources for fine-tuning machine translation models in this domain. AgriGov is designed for applications in domain-adaptive machine translation, question answering, information retrieval, and summarization systems. Its key contribution is a schema-driven, human-corrected multilingual alignment pipeline that ensures domain fidelity, provides provenance, and supports reproducible experiments, enabling retrieval-augmented applications for farmer-facing tools.
Abstract:AgriGov is a curated, trilingual (English-Hindi-Marathi) dataset designed to address the scarcity of domain-grounded multilingual resources for agricultural policies and farmer welfare schemes. Initially, we collected and structured data from 50 government schemes sourced from trusted portals using automated scraping techniques, organizing it into predefined semantic fields (e.g., title, eligibility, application process, documents, exclusions). Translations were performed using a pipeline combining Google Translate API, MarianMT, and human post-editing, resulting in a domain-specific Hindi-Marathi dataset comprising approximately 2100 source segments. To enhance coverage, we augmented this dataset with sentences from the Samanantar corpus, leading to approximately 8,000 sentence-aligned Hindi-Marathi parallel pairs. The dataset now offers robust resources for fine-tuning machine translation models in this domain. AgriGov is designed for applications in domain-adaptive machine translation, question answering, information retrieval, and summarization systems. Its key contribution is a schema-driven, human-corrected multilingual alignment pipeline that ensures domain fidelity, provides provenance, and supports reproducible experiments, enabling retrieval-augmented applications for farmer-facing tools.
Computation and Language (cs.CL); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
I.2.7; I.2.6; H.3.1
arXiv:2606.08272 [cs.CL]
(or arXiv:2606.08272v1 [cs.CL] for this version)
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