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## Dataset Structure
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## Acknowledgements
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## Dataset Structure
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### Data Instances
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### Data Fields
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- `subtitle_name` (`str`): The name of the folder containing the subtitle file. This likely corresponds to the movie, series, or anime title.
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- `file_name` (`str`): The specific filename of the subtitle file itself.
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- `transcript` (`dict`): This dictionary holds the complete transcript information for the subtitle file. It contains nested structures to represent individual subtitle segments.
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- `id` (`int`): (Within `transcript` dictionary) A unique identifier for a specific subtitle segment within the file.
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- `start_time` (`str`): (Within `transcript` dictionary) The starting time of the subtitle segment, likely formatted according to a specific timecode standard.
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- `end_time` (`str`): (Within `transcript` dictionary) The ending time of the subtitle segment, following the same timecode format as `start_time`.
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- `text` (`str`): (Within `transcript` dictionary) The actual text content displayed for that specific subtitle segment.
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## Acknowledgements
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