def get_occurrences_of_sequence(original_dataset: [], checked_sequence: ()) -> []:

# This function takes in two parameters:
# 1. original_dataset: a list of sequences that we want to search for occurrences of the checked_sequence
# 2. checked_sequence: a tuple representing the sequence that we want to count occurrences of in the original_dataset

# The function returns a list of integers representing the number of occurrences of the checked_sequence in each sequence of the original_dataset

occurrences_list = [] # create an empty list to store the number of occurrences of the checked_sequence in each sequence of the original_dataset

for sequence in original_dataset: # iterate through each sequence in the original_dataset
count = 0 # initialize a count variable to keep track of the number of occurrences of the checked_sequence in the current sequence
for i in range(len(sequence) - len(checked_sequence) + 1): # iterate through each possible starting index of the checked_sequence in the current sequence
if sequence[i:i+len(checked_sequence)] == checked_sequence: # if the current slice of the sequence matches the checked_sequence, increment the count
count += 1
occurrences_list.append(count) # append the count to the occurrences_list for the current sequence

return occurrences_list # return the list of occurrence counts