task_categories:text-generation language:es license:apache-2.0 code region:us
This dataset consisting of natural language requests (in Spanish) and the bash command that resolves it.
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license: apache-2.0
task_categories:
- text-generation
language:
- es
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- code
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# ES2Bash

This dataset contains a collection of natural language requests (in Spanish) and their corresponding bash commands. The purpose of this dataset is to provide examples of requests and their associated bash commands to facilitate machine learning and the development of natural language processing systems related to command-line operations.

# Features
The dataset consists of two main features:

* Natural Language Request (ES): This feature contains natural language requests written in Spanish. The requests represent tasks or actions to be performed using command-line commands.
* Bash Command: This feature contains the bash commands associated with each natural language request. The bash commands represent the way to execute the requested task or action using the command line.

# Initial Commands
The dataset initially contains requests related to the following commands:

* cat: Requests involving reading text files.
* ls: Requests related to obtaining information about files and directories at a specific location.
* cd: Requests to change the current directory.

# Dataset Expansion
In addition to the initial commands mentioned above, there are plans to expand this dataset to include more common command-line commands. The expansion will cover a broader range of tasks and actions that can be performed using command-line operations.

Efforts will also be made to improve the existing examples and ensure that they are clear, accurate, and representative of typical requests that users may have when working with command lines.

# Request Statistics
In the future, statistical data will be provided on the requests present in this dataset. This data may include information about the distribution of requests in different categories, the frequency of use of different commands, and any other relevant analysis to better understand the usage and needs of command-line users.

# Request Collection Process
This dataset is the result of a combination of requests generated by language models and manually added requests. The requests generated by language models were based on existing examples and prior knowledge related to the usage of command lines. A manual review was then conducted to ensure the quality and relevance of the requests.