keerthikoganti/pens-markers-tabular-dataset-2025
Dataset Card for keerthikoganti/pens-markers-tabular-dataset-2025 Dataset Details Dataset Description This dataset contains measurements and categorical attributes of common pens like Pilot, Bic, Sharpie. It was created as a class exercise for supervised learning on tabular data, supporting both regression by predicting line width and classification such as “thick vs. thin” line. Curated by: Fall 2025 24-679 course at Carnegie Mellon University… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/keerthikoganti/pens-markers-tabular-dataset-2025.
Dataset Card for keerthikoganti/pens-markers-tabular-dataset-2025
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Dataset Details
Dataset Description
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- Curated by: Fall 2025 24-679 course at Carnegie Mellon University
- Shared by : Keerthi Koganti
- Language(s) (NLP): English
- License: Carnegie Mellon
Uses
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Direct Use
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Classification: predict LineWidthBinary thick vs. thin line.
Regression: predict LineWidthmm from brand/type/ink color and physical attributes.
Created table of different pen types, brands
Out-of-Scope Use
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Generalization to all pen marker products or manufacturing.
Any safety-critical or commercial application.
Dataset Structure
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This dataset currently includes an original split a single table.Then included an augmented split jitter and categorical bootstrapping with constraint and decision-boundary.
Dataset Creation
Curation Rationale
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Provide students with a concrete, physical-world tabular dataset that supports both regression and classification while remaining easy to collect and measure.
Source Data
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Data Collection and Processing
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Data Collection: Measurements taken from commonly available pens and markers.
Labels: LineWidthBinary derived from LineWidthmm using a preset threshold
Processing: Basic cleaning and integer encoding of categorical fields Type, Ink Color.
Who are the source data producers?
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Original data: Keerthi Koganti
Augmented data: generated with jitter and categorical bootstrapping with constraint and decision-boundary consistency
Bias, Risks, and Limitations
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Small sample size: Limited number of instruments and brands.
Domain bias: Brands,types,colors reflect items readily available to collectors, not the full market.
Recommendations
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Use primarily for teaching and demonstration of tabular ML workflows.
If you publish results, disclose the line-width threshold, measurement protocol such as what device used.
Dataset Card Contact
Keerthi Koganti- kkoganti@andrew.cmu.edu
