Clarify dataset creation vs loading workflows in create_dataset tutorial - #8235
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Add a note directing users to the loading guide and clarify that `from_` methods create datasets from local Python objects rather than local files.
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âĶial (huggingface#8235) * Clarify dataset creation vs loading workflows Add a note directing users to the loading guide and clarify that `from_` methods create datasets from local Python objects rather than local files. * Fix loading guide link
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This PR clarifies the distinction between dataset creation and dataset loading workflows in the create_dataset tutorial.
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from_methods create datasets from local Python objects rather than local files.Addresses #5805.