jennifee/HW1-tabular-dataset
Dataset Card for Book Tabular Data This tabular dataset provides measurements on books selected from my bookshelf. Dataset Details Dataset Description For a selection of books on my bookshelf, I collected some tabular data. I selected 15 fiction and 15 nonfiction books. I then documented how many pages each had, how thick the book was, if I had read it/ started it/ not read it, and if it was a book I would recommend to everyone. These… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/jennifee/HW1-tabular-dataset.
Dataset Card for Book Tabular Data
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This tabular dataset provides measurements on books selected from my bookshelf.
Dataset Details
Dataset Description
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For a selection of books on my bookshelf, I collected some tabular data. I selected 15 fiction and 15 nonfiction books. I then documented how many pages each had, how thick the book was, if I had read it/ started it/ not read it, and if it was a book I would recommend to everyone. These variables were collected for the 30 books that make up my original split, and then they were augmented to create 300 additional examples.
- Curated by: Jennifer Evans
- Language(s) (NLP): English
- License: MIT
Uses
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Direct Use
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This dataset can be used to evaluate how book length and thickness might correlate with it being read and recommended. It can also be used to evaluate if a book is fiction or nonfiction.
Out-of-Scope Use
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This dataset could be used for other evaluations, like metrics on books people buy or preferences on fiction versus nonfiction.
Dataset Structure
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- dataset_info:
- features:
name: FictionorNonfiction
dtype: string
name: NumPages
dtype: int64
name: ThicknessInches
dtype: float64
name: ReadUnfinishedorUnread
dtype: string
name: RecommendtoEveryone
dtype: string
- splits:
name: original
num_bytes: 1345
num_examples: 30
name: augmented
num_bytes: 13747
num_examples: 300
download_size: 9114
dataset_size: 15092
- configs:
config_name: default
- data_files:
split: original
path: data/original-*
split: augmented
path: data/augmented-*
Dataset Creation
Curation Rationale
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The motivation for this dataset was to review books that I keep on my bookshelf and assess patterns related to if a book is fiction or nonfiction.
Source Data
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Data Collection and Processing
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Once the data was collected, it was augmented via jittering.
Who are the source data producers?
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Jennifer Evans produced this data.
