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# SAKURA — Kazakh & Russian
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This dataset is a machine-translated Kazakh and Russian adaptation of the [SAKURA benchmark](https://huggingface.co/SLLM-multi-hop) for evaluating single-hop and multi-hop reasoning in Audio-Language Models.
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The original SAKURA benchmark probes whether audio-language models can not only perceive an attribute from speech/audio (single-hop) but also reason over that attribute using world knowledge (multi-hop). This release localizes the textual instructions and reference answers into Kazakh and Russian, enabling evaluation of multilingual audio-language models on the same audio stimuli.
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Audio is unchanged. Only the textual fields (`single_instruction`, `single_answer`, `multi_instruction`, `multi_answer`) were machine-translated. The audio recordings are bit-identical copies of the originals.
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## Dataset structure
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The benchmark covers four tracks, each probing a different perceptual attribute:
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| Subset | Purpose |
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| `AnimalQA` | Which animal produces the sound |
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| `EmotionQA` | Emotion conveyed by the speaker |
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| `GenderQA` | Gender of the speaker |
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| `LanguageQA` | Language being spoken |
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Each subset contains two splits with parallel content (same audio, translated text):
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- `kazakh` — instructions and answers translated into Kazakh
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- `russian` — instructions and answers translated into Russian
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