# Dataset

### Overview

The Dataset page in LLM Labs collects all datasets available for [automated evaluation](https://docs.datasaur.ai/llm-projects/evaluation/automated-evaluation) or [fine-tuning](https://docs.datasaur.ai/llm-projects/models/fine-tuning), providing a centralized location for managing your data.

### Prerequisites

Dataset must be formatted as a CSV (Comma Separated Value) file with the following columns:

1. `prompt`: This column contains the input prompt that you will feed to your LLM.
2. `expected completion`: This column holds the desired or ideal output that your LLM should generate in response to the given prompt.
3. `system_instruction` (Optional): This column contains global or contextual instructions that control how the LLM should interpret and respond to the prompt.

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### Create dataset

1. Navigate to the **Dataset** menu on the left sidebar.
2. Click the **Create dataset** button.

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3. Type the dataset name then click **Create**, and you will be redirected to the dataset table.

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4. Click the **Upload** **dataset** button and select a .csv file containing the following columns: prompt, expected\_completion, and system\_instruction (optional).

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5. Once the file is uploaded, the dataset will be automatically added to the table.

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### Modify dataset item

Once a dataset is uploaded, you can **add more**, **edit**, or **delete** dataset items.

#### Add more dataset items

1. Click **Add dataset** button next to the Search field.
2. Upload the .csv file.
3. The additional datasets will be added to the table, and the existing ones remain.

   <figure><img src="/files/kbZImSJTkI3ihrOdHcNG" alt=""><figcaption><p>Adding more dataset</p></figcaption></figure>

#### Edit dataset item

1. Find the dataset item you want to edit using the **Search** field and right-click the dataset item to open a popover menu.

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2. Then click the **Edit** option.

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3. Modify the necessary details, then click **Enter** to apply the updates.

Notes: For shortcut, you can simply double click the dataset item to edit the item

#### Delete dataset item

1. Find the dataset item you want to edit using the **Search** field and right-click the dataset item to open a popover menu.

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2. Then click the **Delete** option.

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3. The dataset item will be deleted immediately.

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### Delete entire dataset

1. In the main Dataset page, find the dataset you want to delete using the search field or filter options. Click the **More** menu (three-dots icon), then select **Delete** option.

   <figure><img src="/files/OdXQjlhBwCOyWRMiWuoK" alt=""><figcaption><p>Delete dataset option</p></figcaption></figure>
2. Confirm the deletion by clicking the **Delete** button.

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To delete multiple datasets:

1. Select the datasets and click the **Delete** button above the table.

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2. Confirm the deletion by clicking the **Delete** button.

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### Access via Automated evaluation

Once you've created the dataset, it will be available for use in the Automated evaluation projects. [Learn more about Automated evaluation](https://docs.datasaur.ai/llm-projects/evaluation/automated-evaluation).

Click **Use existing dataset** in Step 1 when creating an automated evaluation project.

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A dialog will appear where you can choose the dataset to use for the project.

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### Access via Fine-tuning

Once you've created the dataset, it will be available for use for fine-tuning base models. [Learn more about Fine-tuning](https://docs.datasaur.ai/llm-projects/models/fine-tuning) models.

Click **Use existing dataset** in Step 1 when configuring fine-tuning.

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A dialog will appear where you can choose a dataset for fine-tuning.

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