Lev Tolstoy — Hadji Murat: Stress-Annotated Prose Corpus (930 sentences)

# Lev Tolstoy — Hadji Murat: Stress-Annotated Prose Corpus## DescriptionThis dataset contains 930 sentences from nine chapters of Lev Tolstoy's novella *Hadji Murat* (Хаджи-Мурат), annotated with syllable stress patterns in binary format.## FormatThe data is a single MariaDB/MySQL table dump. Each row represents one sentence (phrase) with the following columns:| Column | Type | Description ||--------|------|-------------|| id | INT | Primary key (auto-increment) || idString | VARCHAR | Composite key: chapter.paragraph.phrase (e.g., "1.1.1") || nChapter | INT | Chapter number || nameChapter | VARCHAR | Chapter name in Russian (e.g., "Вступление") || nParagraph | INT | Paragraph number within chapter || nPhrase | INT | Phrase (sentence) number within paragraph || phrase | TEXT | Original Russian text (e.g., "Я возвращался домой полями.") || presentation | TINYTEXT | Binary stress representation with spaces between words (e.g., "1 0010 01 010") |## Stress encodingEach word is represented as a binary string where:- `1` = stressed syllable- `0` = unstressed syllableWords are separated by spaces. For example, "Я возвращался домой полями" → "1 0010 01 010".## SourceTolstoy, L.N. *Hadji Murat* (Хаджи-Мурат), 1896–1904.## UsageThis corpus was used for empirical verification of stress boundary effect models in: Myropolskyi, H. (2025). "Statistical Origins of Rhythmic Structure: Boundary Effects in Stress Patterns Across Language."