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1.1 abalone
1.2 adult
1.3 auto-mpg
1.4 bank-marketing
1.5 banknote-authentication
1.6 bike-sharing-daily
1.7 bike-sharing-hourly
1.8 car-evaluation
1.9 concrete-strength
1.10 digits
1.11 energy-efficiency
1.12 heart-disease
1.13 mushroom
1.14 optdigits
1.15 seeds
1.16 spambase
1.17 student-performance
1.18 wine-quality

1 datasets-uci🔗ℹ

18 datasets. Licenses: CC-BY-4.0.

1.1 abalone🔗ℹ

4177 rows × 9 columns. Continuous measurements as distributed, scaled by 1/200 by the donors; rows with missing values were removed upstream.
Nash, W., Sellers, T., Talbot, S., Cawthorn, A. and Ford, W. (1994). Abalone. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C55C7W. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/1/abalone Described in: Nash, W. J., Sellers, T. L., Talbot, S. R., Cawthorn, A. J. and Ford, W. B. (1994). The Population Biology of Abalone (Haliotis species) in Tasmania. I. Blacklip Abalone (H. rubra) from the North Coast and Islands of Bass Strait. Sea Fisheries Division, Technical Report No. 48.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

sex

  

Sex

  

categorical

  

M, F or I (infant); #f; (M F I)

length

  

Length

  

real

  

Longest shell measurement; mm / 200; ()

diameter

  

Diameter

  

real

  

Perpendicular to length; mm / 200; ()

height

  

Height

  

real

  

With meat in shell; mm / 200; ()

whole-weight

  

Whole weight

  

real

  

Whole abalone; grams / 200; ()

shucked-weight

  

Shucked weight

  

real

  

Weight of meat; grams / 200; ()

viscera-weight

  

Viscera weight

  

real

  

Gut weight (after bleeding); grams / 200; ()

shell-weight

  

Shell weight

  

real

  

After being dried; grams / 200; ()

rings

  

Rings

  

integer

  

Rings; +1.5 gives the age in years; #f; ()

1.2 adult🔗ℹ

48842 rows × 16 columns. 1994 US Census extract: the 32,561 adult.data rows, then the 16,281 adult.test rows, told apart by split. The trailing period on test income labels is removed. ? is rendered as missing (workclass, occupation, native-country).
Becker, B. and Kohavi, R. (1996). Adult. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5XW20. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/2/adult

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

age

  

age

  

integer

  

age; #f; ()

workclass

  

workclass

  

categorical

  

workclass; #f; (Private Self-emp-not-inc Self-emp-inc Federal-gov Local-gov State-gov Without-pay Never-worked)

fnlwgt

  

fnlwgt

  

integer

  

Final sampling weight; #f; ()

education

  

education

  

categorical

  

education; #f; (Bachelors Some-college 11th HS-grad Prof-school Assoc-acdm Assoc-voc 9th 7th-8th 12th Masters 1st-4th 10th Doctorate 5th-6th Preschool)

education-num

  

education-num

  

integer

  

Education, as a number; #f; ()

marital-status

  

marital-status

  

categorical

  

marital-status; #f; (Married-civ-spouse Divorced Never-married Separated Widowed Married-spouse-absent Married-AF-spouse)

occupation

  

occupation

  

categorical

  

occupation; #f; (Tech-support Craft-repair Other-service Sales Exec-managerial Prof-specialty Handlers-cleaners Machine-op-inspct Adm-clerical Farming-fishing Transport-moving Priv-house-serv Protective-serv Armed-Forces)

relationship

  

relationship

  

categorical

  

relationship; #f; (Wife Own-child Husband Not-in-family Other-relative Unmarried)

race

  

race

  

categorical

  

race; #f; (White Asian-Pac-Islander Amer-Indian-Eskimo Other Black)

sex

  

sex

  

categorical

  

sex; #f; (Female Male)

capital-gain

  

capital-gain

  

integer

  

capital-gain; #f; ()

capital-loss

  

capital-loss

  

integer

  

capital-loss; #f; ()

hours-per-week

  

hours-per-week

  

integer

  

hours-per-week; #f; ()

native-country

  

native-country

  

categorical

  

native-country; #f; (United-States Cambodia England Puerto-Rico Canada Germany Outlying-US(Guam-USVI-etc) India Japan Greece South China Cuba Iran Honduras Philippines Italy Poland Jamaica Vietnam Mexico Portugal Ireland France Dominican-Republic Laos Ecuador Taiwan Haiti Columbia Hungary Guatemala Nicaragua Scotland Thailand Yugoslavia El-Salvador Trinadad&Tobago Peru Hong Holand-Netherlands)

income

  

income

  

categorical

  

Whether income exceeds $50K/yr; #f; (<=50K >50K)

split

  

split

  

categorical

  

Source file: train (adult.data) or test (adult.test); #f; (train test)

1.3 auto-mpg🔗ℹ

398 rows × 9 columns. auto-mpg.data: the StatLib cars with the 8 unknown-mpg rows removed. The 6 ? horsepower values are rendered as missing. Integral values written with a decimal point are stored as integers.
Quinlan, R. (1993). Auto MPG. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5859H. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/9/auto+mpg

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

mpg

  

mpg

  

real

  

mpg; #f; ()

cylinders

  

cylinders

  

integer

  

Number of cylinders; #f; ()

displacement

  

displacement

  

real

  

displacement; #f; ()

horsepower

  

horsepower

  

integer

  

horsepower; #f; ()

weight

  

weight

  

integer

  

weight; #f; ()

acceleration

  

acceleration

  

real

  

acceleration; #f; ()

model-year

  

model year

  

integer

  

Model year (19xx); #f; ()

origin

  

origin

  

integer

  

Origin code (1, 2 or 3); #f; ()

car-name

  

car name

  

string

  

Car name; not unique across rows; #f; ()

1.4 bank-marketing🔗ℹ

41188 rows × 21 columns. bank-additional-full.csv: 41,188 calls, May 2008 to November 2010, ordered by date, with five social and economic context attributes; the file analysed by Moro et al. (2014), chosen over the older bank-full.csv (45,211 rows, no context attributes). The documented unknown label is rendered as missing; pdays 999 is kept.
Moro, S., Rita, P. and Cortez, P. (2014). Bank Marketing. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5K306. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/222/bank+marketing Described in: Moro, S., Cortez, P. and Rita, P. (2014). A data-driven approach to predict the success of bank telemarketing. Decision Support Systems. doi:10.1016/j.dss.2014.03.001

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

age

  

age

  

integer

  

age; #f; ()

job

  

job

  

categorical

  

job; #f; (admin. blue-collar entrepreneur housemaid management retired self-employed services student technician unemployed)

marital

  

marital

  

categorical

  

marital; #f; (divorced married single)

education

  

education

  

categorical

  

education; #f; (basic.4y basic.6y basic.9y high.school illiterate professional.course university.degree)

default

  

default

  

categorical

  

default; #f; (no yes)

housing

  

housing

  

categorical

  

housing; #f; (no yes)

loan

  

loan

  

categorical

  

loan; #f; (no yes)

contact

  

contact

  

categorical

  

contact; #f; (cellular telephone)

month

  

month

  

categorical

  

month; #f; (mar apr may jun jul aug sep oct nov dec)

day-of-week

  

day_of_week

  

categorical

  

day_of_week; #f; (mon tue wed thu fri)

duration

  

duration

  

integer

  

Last contact duration; known only after the call, so for benchmarking only; seconds; ()

campaign

  

campaign

  

integer

  

campaign; #f; ()

pdays

  

pdays

  

integer

  

Days since last contact in a previous campaign; 999 = not previously contacted; #f; ()

previous

  

previous

  

integer

  

previous; #f; ()

poutcome

  

poutcome

  

categorical

  

poutcome; #f; (failure nonexistent success)

emp-var-rate

  

emp.var.rate

  

real

  

emp.var.rate; #f; ()

cons-price-idx

  

cons.price.idx

  

real

  

cons.price.idx; #f; ()

cons-conf-idx

  

cons.conf.idx

  

real

  

cons.conf.idx; #f; ()

euribor3m

  

euribor3m

  

real

  

euribor3m; #f; ()

nr-employed

  

nr.employed

  

real

  

nr.employed; #f; ()

y

  

y

  

categorical

  

Whether the client subscribed a term deposit; #f; (no yes)

1.5 banknote-authentication🔗ℹ

1372 rows × 5 columns. Wavelet features of images of genuine and forged banknote-like specimens. The archive carries no documentation file; names and descriptions follow the UCI dataset page.
Lohweg, V. (2012). Banknote Authentication. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C55P57. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/267/banknote+authentication

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

variance

  

variance

  

real

  

Variance of the wavelet transformed image; #f; ()

skewness

  

skewness

  

real

  

Skewness of the wavelet transformed image; #f; ()

curtosis

  

curtosis

  

real

  

Curtosis of the wavelet transformed image; #f; ()

entropy

  

entropy

  

real

  

Entropy of the image; #f; ()

class

  

class

  

integer

  

Class (0 or 1); #f; ()

1.6 bike-sharing-daily🔗ℹ

731 rows × 16 columns. Capital Bikeshare (Washington, D.C.) rentals per day, 2011-2012, with weather and calendar attributes (day.csv). casual + registered = cnt, so leave casual and registered out when predicting cnt. Descriptions follow the UCI dataset page, which corrects the bundled Readme.txt (season 1:springer, temp divided by 41, atemp by 50); season 1 is winter, which matches the January rows.
Fanaee-T, H. (2013). Bike Sharing. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5W894. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/275/bike+sharing+dataset Described in: Fanaee-T, H. and Gama, J. (2013). Event labeling combining ensemble detectors and background knowledge. Progress in Artificial Intelligence, 1-15. doi:10.1007/s13748-013-0040-3

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

instant

  

instant

  

identifier

  

Record index; #f; ()

dteday

  

dteday

  

string

  

Date (ISO 8601); #f; ()

season

  

season

  

integer

  

Season: 1 winter, 2 spring, 3 summer, 4 fall; #f; ()

yr

  

yr

  

integer

  

Year: 0 = 2011, 1 = 2012; #f; ()

mnth

  

mnth

  

integer

  

Month (1 to 12); #f; ()

holiday

  

holiday

  

integer

  

Whether the day is a holiday; #f; ()

weekday

  

weekday

  

integer

  

Day of the week; #f; ()

workingday

  

workingday

  

integer

  

1 if the day is neither weekend nor holiday, otherwise 0; #f; ()

weathersit

  

weathersit

  

integer

  

Weather: 1 clear or partly cloudy; 2 mist; 3 light snow or rain; 4 heavy rain, ice, snow or fog; #f; ()

temp

  

temp

  

real

  

Normalized temperature in Celsius: (t - t_min)/(t_max - t_min), t_min = -8, t_max = +39; #f; ()

atemp

  

atemp

  

real

  

Normalized feeling temperature in Celsius: (t - t_min)/(t_max - t_min), t_min = -16, t_max = +50; #f; ()

hum

  

hum

  

real

  

Normalized humidity, divided by 100; #f; ()

windspeed

  

windspeed

  

real

  

Normalized wind speed, divided by 67; #f; ()

casual

  

casual

  

integer

  

Count of casual users; #f; ()

registered

  

registered

  

integer

  

Count of registered users; #f; ()

cnt

  

cnt

  

integer

  

Count of total rental bikes, casual and registered; #f; ()

1.7 bike-sharing-hourly🔗ℹ

17379 rows × 17 columns. Capital Bikeshare (Washington, D.C.) rentals per hour, 2011-2012, with weather and calendar attributes (hour.csv); hours without rentals are absent. casual + registered = cnt, so leave casual and registered out when predicting cnt. Descriptions follow the UCI dataset page, which corrects the bundled Readme.txt (season 1:springer, temp divided by 41, atemp by 50); season 1 is winter, which matches the January rows.
Fanaee-T, H. (2013). Bike Sharing. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5W894. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/275/bike+sharing+dataset Described in: Fanaee-T, H. and Gama, J. (2013). Event labeling combining ensemble detectors and background knowledge. Progress in Artificial Intelligence, 1-15. doi:10.1007/s13748-013-0040-3

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

instant

  

instant

  

identifier

  

Record index; #f; ()

dteday

  

dteday

  

string

  

Date (ISO 8601); #f; ()

season

  

season

  

integer

  

Season: 1 winter, 2 spring, 3 summer, 4 fall; #f; ()

yr

  

yr

  

integer

  

Year: 0 = 2011, 1 = 2012; #f; ()

mnth

  

mnth

  

integer

  

Month (1 to 12); #f; ()

hr

  

hr

  

integer

  

Hour (0 to 23); #f; ()

holiday

  

holiday

  

integer

  

Whether the day is a holiday; #f; ()

weekday

  

weekday

  

integer

  

Day of the week; #f; ()

workingday

  

workingday

  

integer

  

1 if the day is neither weekend nor holiday, otherwise 0; #f; ()

weathersit

  

weathersit

  

integer

  

Weather: 1 clear or partly cloudy; 2 mist; 3 light snow or rain; 4 heavy rain, ice, snow or fog; #f; ()

temp

  

temp

  

real

  

Normalized temperature in Celsius: (t - t_min)/(t_max - t_min), t_min = -8, t_max = +39; #f; ()

atemp

  

atemp

  

real

  

Normalized feeling temperature in Celsius: (t - t_min)/(t_max - t_min), t_min = -16, t_max = +50; #f; ()

hum

  

hum

  

real

  

Normalized humidity, divided by 100; #f; ()

windspeed

  

windspeed

  

real

  

Normalized wind speed, divided by 67; #f; ()

casual

  

casual

  

integer

  

Count of casual users; #f; ()

registered

  

registered

  

integer

  

Count of registered users; #f; ()

cnt

  

cnt

  

integer

  

Count of total rental bikes, casual and registered; #f; ()

1.8 car-evaluation🔗ℹ

1728 rows × 7 columns. All 1,728 combinations of the six attributes with their acceptability class.
Bohanec, M. (1988). Car Evaluation. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5JP48. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/19/car+evaluation Described in: Bohanec, M. and Rajkovic, V. (1988). Knowledge acquisition and explanation for multi-attribute decision making. 8th International Workshop on Expert Systems and their Applications, Avignon, 59-78.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

buying

  

buying

  

categorical

  

Buying price; #f; (vhigh high med low)

maint

  

maint

  

categorical

  

Price of the maintenance; #f; (vhigh high med low)

doors

  

doors

  

categorical

  

Number of doors; #f; (2 3 4 5more)

persons

  

persons

  

categorical

  

Capacity in terms of persons to carry; #f; (2 4 more)

lug-boot

  

lug_boot

  

categorical

  

Size of luggage boot; #f; (small med big)

safety

  

safety

  

categorical

  

Estimated safety of the car; #f; (low med high)

class

  

class

  

categorical

  

Car acceptability; #f; (unacc acc good vgood)

1.9 concrete-strength🔗ℹ

1030 rows × 9 columns. Concrete_Data.xls in raw, unscaled form; cell values as stored in the workbook. Column names shortened from the workbook headers (kept as original names).
Yeh, I.-C. (1998). Concrete Compressive Strength. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5PK67. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/165/concrete+compressive+strength Described in: Yeh, I.-C. (1998). Modeling of strength of high performance concrete using artificial neural networks. Cement and Concrete Research 28(12), 1797-1808. doi:10.1016/S0008-8846(98)00165-3. Copyright Prof. I-Cheng Yeh.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

cement

  

Cement (component 1)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Cement (component 1)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

blast-furnace-slag

  

Blast Furnace Slag (component 2)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Blast Furnace Slag (component 2)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

fly-ash

  

Fly Ash (component 3)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Fly Ash (component 3)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

water

  

Water (component 4)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Water (component 4)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

superplasticizer

  

Superplasticizer (component 5)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Superplasticizer (component 5)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

coarse-aggregate

  

Coarse Aggregate (component 6)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Coarse Aggregate (component 6)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

fine-aggregate

  

Fine Aggregate (component 7)(kg in a m^3 mixture)

  

real

  

Fine Aggregate (component 7)(kg in a m^3 mixture); kg/m^3 of mixture; ()

age

  

Age (day)

  

integer

  

Age (day); days; ()

concrete-compressive-strength

  

Concrete compressive strength(MPa, megapascals)

  

real

  

Concrete compressive strength(MPa, megapascals) ; MPa; ()

1.10 digits🔗ℹ

1797 rows × 65 columns. The 1,797-row optdigits.tes test portion, identical row for row to the data of scikit-learn load_digits (checked against scikit-learn 1.8.0): 64 pixel counts (0-16) of an 8x8 grid in row-major order, then the digit class. Pixel names follow scikit-learn (pixel_ROW_COL; the source names no attributes). The full 5,620-row set is optdigits.
Alpaydin, E. and Kaynak, C. (1998). Optical Recognition of Handwritten Digits. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C50P49. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/80/optical+recognition+of+handwritten+digits

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

pixel-0-0

  

pixel_0_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-1

  

pixel_0_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-2

  

pixel_0_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-3

  

pixel_0_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-4

  

pixel_0_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-5

  

pixel_0_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-6

  

pixel_0_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-7

  

pixel_0_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-0

  

pixel_1_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-1

  

pixel_1_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-2

  

pixel_1_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-3

  

pixel_1_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-4

  

pixel_1_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-5

  

pixel_1_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-6

  

pixel_1_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-7

  

pixel_1_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-0

  

pixel_2_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-1

  

pixel_2_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-2

  

pixel_2_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-3

  

pixel_2_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-4

  

pixel_2_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-5

  

pixel_2_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-6

  

pixel_2_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-7

  

pixel_2_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-0

  

pixel_3_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-1

  

pixel_3_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-2

  

pixel_3_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-3

  

pixel_3_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-4

  

pixel_3_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-5

  

pixel_3_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-6

  

pixel_3_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-7

  

pixel_3_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-0

  

pixel_4_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-1

  

pixel_4_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-2

  

pixel_4_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-3

  

pixel_4_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-4

  

pixel_4_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-5

  

pixel_4_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-6

  

pixel_4_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-7

  

pixel_4_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-0

  

pixel_5_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-1

  

pixel_5_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-2

  

pixel_5_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-3

  

pixel_5_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-4

  

pixel_5_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-5

  

pixel_5_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-6

  

pixel_5_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-7

  

pixel_5_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-0

  

pixel_6_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-1

  

pixel_6_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-2

  

pixel_6_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-3

  

pixel_6_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-4

  

pixel_6_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-5

  

pixel_6_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-6

  

pixel_6_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-7

  

pixel_6_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-0

  

pixel_7_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-1

  

pixel_7_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-2

  

pixel_7_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-3

  

pixel_7_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-4

  

pixel_7_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-5

  

pixel_7_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-6

  

pixel_7_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-7

  

pixel_7_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

digit

  

class

  

integer

  

Digit class 0-9; #f; ()

1.11 energy-efficiency🔗ℹ

768 rows × 10 columns. 768 simulated building shapes from ENB2012_data.xlsx with two responses. The archive carries no documentation file; names X1-X8, Y1 and Y2 are replaced by the names on the UCI dataset page. Cell values as stored in the workbook.
Tsanas, A. and Xifara, A. (2012). Energy Efficiency. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C51307. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/242/energy+efficiency Described in: Tsanas, A. and Xifara, A. (2012). Accurate quantitative estimation of energy performance of residential buildings using statistical machine learning tools. Energy and Buildings 49.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

relative-compactness

  

X1

  

real

  

Relative compactness; #f; ()

surface-area

  

X2

  

real

  

Surface area; #f; ()

wall-area

  

X3

  

real

  

Wall area; #f; ()

roof-area

  

X4

  

real

  

Roof area; #f; ()

overall-height

  

X5

  

real

  

Overall height; #f; ()

orientation

  

X6

  

integer

  

Orientation; #f; ()

glazing-area

  

X7

  

real

  

Glazing area; #f; ()

glazing-area-distribution

  

X8

  

integer

  

Glazing area distribution; #f; ()

heating-load

  

Y1

  

real

  

Heating load; #f; ()

cooling-load

  

Y2

  

real

  

Cooling load; #f; ()

1.12 heart-disease🔗ℹ

303 rows × 14 columns. processed.cleveland.data: the 303 Cleveland Clinic patients and the 14 attributes used in published experiments. ? is rendered as missing (ca, thal). Coded attributes stay numeric with their codes in the descriptions; integral values written with a decimal point are stored as integers.
Janosi, A., Steinbrunn, W., Pfisterer, M. and Detrano, R. (1989). Heart Disease. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C52P4X. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/45/heart+disease Described in: Detrano, R. et al. (1989). International application of a new probability algorithm for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease. American Journal of Cardiology 64, 304-310.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

age

  

age

  

integer

  

Age; years; ()

sex

  

sex

  

integer

  

1 = male, 0 = female; #f; ()

cp

  

cp

  

integer

  

Chest pain type: 1 typical angina, 2 atypical angina, 3 non-anginal pain, 4 asymptomatic; #f; ()

trestbps

  

trestbps

  

integer

  

Resting blood pressure on admission; mm Hg; ()

chol

  

chol

  

integer

  

Serum cholesterol; mg/dl; ()

fbs

  

fbs

  

integer

  

Fasting blood sugar > 120 mg/dl: 1 true, 0 false; #f; ()

restecg

  

restecg

  

integer

  

Resting electrocardiographic results: 0 normal, 1 ST-T wave abnormality, 2 left ventricular hypertrophy; #f; ()

thalach

  

thalach

  

integer

  

Maximum heart rate achieved; #f; ()

exang

  

exang

  

integer

  

Exercise induced angina: 1 yes, 0 no; #f; ()

oldpeak

  

oldpeak

  

real

  

ST depression induced by exercise relative to rest; #f; ()

slope

  

slope

  

integer

  

Slope of the peak exercise ST segment: 1 upsloping, 2 flat, 3 downsloping; #f; ()

ca

  

ca

  

integer

  

Number of major vessels (0-3) colored by fluoroscopy; #f; ()

thal

  

thal

  

integer

  

3 normal, 6 fixed defect, 7 reversible defect; #f; ()

num

  

num

  

integer

  

Angiographic disease status: 0 absence, 1-4 presence; #f; ()

1.13 mushroom🔗ℹ

8124 rows × 23 columns. Hypothetical samples of 23 gilled mushroom species, keeping the source one-letter codes (decoded in each description) and the source column order with class first. bruises? is renamed bruises. The 2,480 ? stalk-root values are rendered as missing. Donated by J. Schlimmer (1987); the UCI page names no creator.
Mushroom [Dataset]. (1981). UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5959T. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/73/mushroom Described in: The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms (1981). G. H. Lincoff (Pres.), New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

class

  

class

  

categorical

  

edible=e, poisonous=p; #f; (e p)

cap-shape

  

cap-shape

  

categorical

  

bell=b,conical=c,convex=x,flat=f, knobbed=k,sunken=s; #f; (b c x f k s)

cap-surface

  

cap-surface

  

categorical

  

fibrous=f,grooves=g,scaly=y,smooth=s; #f; (f g y s)

cap-color

  

cap-color

  

categorical

  

brown=n,buff=b,cinnamon=c,gray=g,green=r, pink=p,purple=u,red=e,white=w,yellow=y; #f; (n b c g r p u e w y)

bruises

  

bruises?

  

categorical

  

bruises=t,no=f; #f; (t f)

odor

  

odor

  

categorical

  

almond=a,anise=l,creosote=c,fishy=y,foul=f, musty=m,none=n,pungent=p,spicy=s; #f; (a l c y f m n p s)

gill-attachment

  

gill-attachment

  

categorical

  

attached=a,descending=d,free=f,notched=n; #f; (a f)

gill-spacing

  

gill-spacing

  

categorical

  

close=c,crowded=w,distant=d; #f; (c w)

gill-size

  

gill-size

  

categorical

  

broad=b,narrow=n; #f; (b n)

gill-color

  

gill-color

  

categorical

  

black=k,brown=n,buff=b,chocolate=h,gray=g, green=r,orange=o,pink=p,purple=u,red=e, white=w,yellow=y; #f; (k n b h g r o p u e w y)

stalk-shape

  

stalk-shape

  

categorical

  

enlarging=e,tapering=t; #f; (e t)

stalk-root

  

stalk-root

  

categorical

  

bulbous=b,club=c,cup=u,equal=e, rhizomorphs=z,rooted=r,missing=?; #f; (b c e r)

stalk-surface-above-ring

  

stalk-surface-above-ring

  

categorical

  

fibrous=f,scaly=y,silky=k,smooth=s; #f; (f y k s)

stalk-surface-below-ring

  

stalk-surface-below-ring

  

categorical

  

fibrous=f,scaly=y,silky=k,smooth=s; #f; (f y k s)

stalk-color-above-ring

  

stalk-color-above-ring

  

categorical

  

brown=n,buff=b,cinnamon=c,gray=g,orange=o, pink=p,red=e,white=w,yellow=y; #f; (n b c g o p e w y)

stalk-color-below-ring

  

stalk-color-below-ring

  

categorical

  

brown=n,buff=b,cinnamon=c,gray=g,orange=o, pink=p,red=e,white=w,yellow=y; #f; (n b c g o p e w y)

veil-type

  

veil-type

  

categorical

  

partial=p,universal=u; #f; (p)

veil-color

  

veil-color

  

categorical

  

brown=n,orange=o,white=w,yellow=y; #f; (n o w y)

ring-number

  

ring-number

  

categorical

  

none=n,one=o,two=t; #f; (n o t)

ring-type

  

ring-type

  

categorical

  

cobwebby=c,evanescent=e,flaring=f,large=l, none=n,pendant=p,sheathing=s,zone=z; #f; (e f l n p)

spore-print-color

  

spore-print-color

  

categorical

  

black=k,brown=n,buff=b,chocolate=h,green=r, orange=o,purple=u,white=w,yellow=y; #f; (k n b h r o u w y)

population

  

population

  

categorical

  

abundant=a,clustered=c,numerous=n, scattered=s,several=v,solitary=y; #f; (a c n s v y)

habitat

  

habitat

  

categorical

  

grasses=g,leaves=l,meadows=m,paths=p, urban=u,waste=w,woods=d; #f; (g l m p u w d)

1.14 optdigits🔗ℹ

5620 rows × 66 columns. All 5,620 rows: the 3,823 optdigits.tra rows, then the 1,797 optdigits.tes rows, told apart by split. Writers of the two splits do not overlap. Pixel names follow scikit-learn; digits is the test portion alone.
Alpaydin, E. and Kaynak, C. (1998). Optical Recognition of Handwritten Digits. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C50P49. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/80/optical+recognition+of+handwritten+digits

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

pixel-0-0

  

pixel_0_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-1

  

pixel_0_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-2

  

pixel_0_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-3

  

pixel_0_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-4

  

pixel_0_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-5

  

pixel_0_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-6

  

pixel_0_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-0-7

  

pixel_0_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 0, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-0

  

pixel_1_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-1

  

pixel_1_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-2

  

pixel_1_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-3

  

pixel_1_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-4

  

pixel_1_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-5

  

pixel_1_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-6

  

pixel_1_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-1-7

  

pixel_1_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 1, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-0

  

pixel_2_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-1

  

pixel_2_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-2

  

pixel_2_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-3

  

pixel_2_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-4

  

pixel_2_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-5

  

pixel_2_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-6

  

pixel_2_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-2-7

  

pixel_2_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 2, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-0

  

pixel_3_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-1

  

pixel_3_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-2

  

pixel_3_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-3

  

pixel_3_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-4

  

pixel_3_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-5

  

pixel_3_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-6

  

pixel_3_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-3-7

  

pixel_3_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 3, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-0

  

pixel_4_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-1

  

pixel_4_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-2

  

pixel_4_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-3

  

pixel_4_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-4

  

pixel_4_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-5

  

pixel_4_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-6

  

pixel_4_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-4-7

  

pixel_4_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 4, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-0

  

pixel_5_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-1

  

pixel_5_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-2

  

pixel_5_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-3

  

pixel_5_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-4

  

pixel_5_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-5

  

pixel_5_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-6

  

pixel_5_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-5-7

  

pixel_5_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 5, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-0

  

pixel_6_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-1

  

pixel_6_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-2

  

pixel_6_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-3

  

pixel_6_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-4

  

pixel_6_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-5

  

pixel_6_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-6

  

pixel_6_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-6-7

  

pixel_6_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 6, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-0

  

pixel_7_0

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 0 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-1

  

pixel_7_1

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 1 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-2

  

pixel_7_2

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 2 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-3

  

pixel_7_3

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 3 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-4

  

pixel_7_4

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 4 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-5

  

pixel_7_5

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 5 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-6

  

pixel_7_6

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 6 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

pixel-7-7

  

pixel_7_7

  

integer

  

Count of on pixels in 4x4 block row 7, column 7 of the 32x32 bitmap (0-16); #f; ()

digit

  

class

  

integer

  

Digit class 0-9; #f; ()

split

  

split

  

categorical

  

Source file: train (optdigits.tra, 30 writers) or test (optdigits.tes, 13 other writers); #f; (train test)

1.15 seeds🔗ℹ

210 rows × 8 columns. X-ray measurements of 210 wheat kernels. The source file separates some fields with two tabs; fields are split on whitespace. The archive carries no documentation file; names follow the UCI dataset page.
Charytanowicz, M., Niewczas, J., Kulczycki, P., Kowalski, P. and Lukasik, S. (2010). Seeds. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5H30K. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/236/seeds Described in: Charytanowicz, M., Niewczas, J., Kulczycki, P., Kowalski, P. A., Lukasik, S. and Zak, S. (2010). Complete Gradient Clustering Algorithm for Features Analysis of X-Ray Images. Information Technologies in Biomedicine. doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13105-9_2

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

area

  

area

  

real

  

Area A; #f; ()

perimeter

  

perimeter

  

real

  

Perimeter P; #f; ()

compactness

  

compactness

  

real

  

Compactness C = 4*pi*A/P^2; #f; ()

length-of-kernel

  

length of kernel

  

real

  

length of kernel; #f; ()

width-of-kernel

  

width of kernel

  

real

  

width of kernel; #f; ()

asymmetry-coefficient

  

asymmetry coefficient

  

real

  

asymmetry coefficient; #f; ()

length-of-kernel-groove

  

length of kernel groove

  

real

  

length of kernel groove; #f; ()

class

  

class

  

integer

  

Wheat variety (1, 2 or 3): Kama, Rosa and Canadian, 70 kernels each; #f; ()

1.16 spambase🔗ℹ

4601 rows × 58 columns. 4,601 e-mails: 48 word and 6 character frequencies (percent), three capital-run-length statistics and the spam class. Character columns are named after the character (char_freq_; is char-freq-semicolon, and so on).
Hopkins, M., Reeber, E., Forman, G. and Suermondt, J. (1999). Spambase. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C53G6X. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/94/spambase

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

word-freq-make

  

word_freq_make

  

real

  

word_freq_make; #f; ()

word-freq-address

  

word_freq_address

  

real

  

word_freq_address; #f; ()

word-freq-all

  

word_freq_all

  

real

  

word_freq_all; #f; ()

word-freq-3d

  

word_freq_3d

  

real

  

word_freq_3d; #f; ()

word-freq-our

  

word_freq_our

  

real

  

word_freq_our; #f; ()

word-freq-over

  

word_freq_over

  

real

  

word_freq_over; #f; ()

word-freq-remove

  

word_freq_remove

  

real

  

word_freq_remove; #f; ()

word-freq-internet

  

word_freq_internet

  

real

  

word_freq_internet; #f; ()

word-freq-order

  

word_freq_order

  

real

  

word_freq_order; #f; ()

word-freq-mail

  

word_freq_mail

  

real

  

word_freq_mail; #f; ()

word-freq-receive

  

word_freq_receive

  

real

  

word_freq_receive; #f; ()

word-freq-will

  

word_freq_will

  

real

  

word_freq_will; #f; ()

word-freq-people

  

word_freq_people

  

real

  

word_freq_people; #f; ()

word-freq-report

  

word_freq_report

  

real

  

word_freq_report; #f; ()

word-freq-addresses

  

word_freq_addresses

  

real

  

word_freq_addresses; #f; ()

word-freq-free

  

word_freq_free

  

real

  

word_freq_free; #f; ()

word-freq-business

  

word_freq_business

  

real

  

word_freq_business; #f; ()

word-freq-email

  

word_freq_email

  

real

  

word_freq_email; #f; ()

word-freq-you

  

word_freq_you

  

real

  

word_freq_you; #f; ()

word-freq-credit

  

word_freq_credit

  

real

  

word_freq_credit; #f; ()

word-freq-your

  

word_freq_your

  

real

  

word_freq_your; #f; ()

word-freq-font

  

word_freq_font

  

real

  

word_freq_font; #f; ()

word-freq-000

  

word_freq_000

  

real

  

word_freq_000; #f; ()

word-freq-money

  

word_freq_money

  

real

  

word_freq_money; #f; ()

word-freq-hp

  

word_freq_hp

  

real

  

word_freq_hp; #f; ()

word-freq-hpl

  

word_freq_hpl

  

real

  

word_freq_hpl; #f; ()

word-freq-george

  

word_freq_george

  

real

  

word_freq_george; #f; ()

word-freq-650

  

word_freq_650

  

real

  

word_freq_650; #f; ()

word-freq-lab

  

word_freq_lab

  

real

  

word_freq_lab; #f; ()

word-freq-labs

  

word_freq_labs

  

real

  

word_freq_labs; #f; ()

word-freq-telnet

  

word_freq_telnet

  

real

  

word_freq_telnet; #f; ()

word-freq-857

  

word_freq_857

  

real

  

word_freq_857; #f; ()

word-freq-data

  

word_freq_data

  

real

  

word_freq_data; #f; ()

word-freq-415

  

word_freq_415

  

real

  

word_freq_415; #f; ()

word-freq-85

  

word_freq_85

  

real

  

word_freq_85; #f; ()

word-freq-technology

  

word_freq_technology

  

real

  

word_freq_technology; #f; ()

word-freq-1999

  

word_freq_1999

  

real

  

word_freq_1999; #f; ()

word-freq-parts

  

word_freq_parts

  

real

  

word_freq_parts; #f; ()

word-freq-pm

  

word_freq_pm

  

real

  

word_freq_pm; #f; ()

word-freq-direct

  

word_freq_direct

  

real

  

word_freq_direct; #f; ()

word-freq-cs

  

word_freq_cs

  

real

  

word_freq_cs; #f; ()

word-freq-meeting

  

word_freq_meeting

  

real

  

word_freq_meeting; #f; ()

word-freq-original

  

word_freq_original

  

real

  

word_freq_original; #f; ()

word-freq-project

  

word_freq_project

  

real

  

word_freq_project; #f; ()

word-freq-re

  

word_freq_re

  

real

  

word_freq_re; #f; ()

word-freq-edu

  

word_freq_edu

  

real

  

word_freq_edu; #f; ()

word-freq-table

  

word_freq_table

  

real

  

word_freq_table; #f; ()

word-freq-conference

  

word_freq_conference

  

real

  

word_freq_conference; #f; ()

char-freq-semicolon

  

char_freq_;

  

real

  

char_freq_;; #f; ()

char-freq-paren

  

char_freq_(

  

real

  

char_freq_(; #f; ()

char-freq-bracket

  

char_freq_[

  

real

  

char_freq_[; #f; ()

char-freq-exclamation

  

char_freq_!

  

real

  

char_freq_!; #f; ()

char-freq-dollar

  

char_freq_$

  

real

  

char_freq_$; #f; ()

char-freq-hash

  

char_freq_#

  

real

  

char_freq_#; #f; ()

capital-run-length-average

  

capital_run_length_average

  

real

  

capital_run_length_average; #f; ()

capital-run-length-longest

  

capital_run_length_longest

  

integer

  

capital_run_length_longest; #f; ()

capital-run-length-total

  

capital_run_length_total

  

integer

  

capital_run_length_total; #f; ()

spam

  

spam

  

integer

  

1 = spam, 0 = not spam; #f; ()

1.17 student-performance🔗ℹ

1044 rows × 34 columns. Two Portuguese secondary schools in one table: the 395 mathematics rows, then the 649 Portuguese-language rows, told apart by subject. Some students appear in both courses; the source has no student identifier.
Cortez, P. (2008). Student Performance. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C5TG7T. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/320/student+performance Described in: Cortez, P. and Silva, A. (2008). Using data mining to predict secondary school student performance. Proceedings of the 5th Annual Future Business Technology Conference.

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

school

  

school

  

categorical

  

school; #f; (GP MS)

sex

  

sex

  

categorical

  

sex; #f; (F M)

age

  

age

  

integer

  

age; #f; ()

address

  

address

  

categorical

  

address; #f; (U R)

famsize

  

famsize

  

categorical

  

famsize; #f; (LE3 GT3)

pstatus

  

Pstatus

  

categorical

  

Pstatus; #f; (T A)

medu

  

Medu

  

integer

  

Medu; #f; ()

fedu

  

Fedu

  

integer

  

Fedu; #f; ()

mjob

  

Mjob

  

categorical

  

Mjob; #f; (teacher health services at_home other)

fjob

  

Fjob

  

categorical

  

Fjob; #f; (teacher health services at_home other)

reason

  

reason

  

categorical

  

reason; #f; (home reputation course other)

guardian

  

guardian

  

categorical

  

guardian; #f; (mother father other)

traveltime

  

traveltime

  

integer

  

traveltime; #f; ()

studytime

  

studytime

  

integer

  

studytime; #f; ()

failures

  

failures

  

integer

  

failures; #f; ()

schoolsup

  

schoolsup

  

categorical

  

schoolsup; #f; (no yes)

famsup

  

famsup

  

categorical

  

famsup; #f; (no yes)

paid

  

paid

  

categorical

  

paid; #f; (no yes)

activities

  

activities

  

categorical

  

activities; #f; (no yes)

nursery

  

nursery

  

categorical

  

nursery; #f; (no yes)

higher

  

higher

  

categorical

  

higher; #f; (no yes)

internet

  

internet

  

categorical

  

internet; #f; (no yes)

romantic

  

romantic

  

categorical

  

romantic; #f; (no yes)

famrel

  

famrel

  

integer

  

famrel; #f; ()

freetime

  

freetime

  

integer

  

freetime; #f; ()

goout

  

goout

  

integer

  

goout; #f; ()

dalc

  

Dalc

  

integer

  

Dalc; #f; ()

walc

  

Walc

  

integer

  

Walc; #f; ()

health

  

health

  

integer

  

health; #f; ()

absences

  

absences

  

integer

  

absences; #f; ()

g1

  

G1

  

integer

  

First period grade (0-20); #f; ()

g2

  

G2

  

integer

  

Second period grade (0-20); #f; ()

g3

  

G3

  

integer

  

Final grade (0-20); #f; ()

subject

  

subject

  

categorical

  

Course: math (student-mat.csv) or portuguese (student-por.csv); #f; (math portuguese)

1.18 wine-quality🔗ℹ

6497 rows × 13 columns. Red and white vinho verde in one table: the 1,599 red rows, then the 4,898 white rows, told apart by colour.
Cortez, P., Cerdeira, A., Almeida, F., Matos, T. and Reis, J. (2009). Wine Quality. UCI Machine Learning Repository. doi:10.24432/C56S3T. https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/186/wine+quality Described in: Cortez, P., Cerdeira, A., Almeida, F., Matos, T. and Reis, J. (2009). Modeling wine preferences by data mining from physicochemical properties. Decision Support Systems 47(4), 547-553. doi:10.1016/j.dss.2009.05.016

Column

  

Original

  

Type

  

Description / unit / levels

fixed-acidity

  

fixed acidity

  

real

  

fixed acidity; #f; ()

volatile-acidity

  

volatile acidity

  

real

  

volatile acidity; #f; ()

citric-acid

  

citric acid

  

real

  

citric acid; #f; ()

residual-sugar

  

residual sugar

  

real

  

residual sugar; #f; ()

chlorides

  

chlorides

  

real

  

chlorides; #f; ()

free-sulfur-dioxide

  

free sulfur dioxide

  

real

  

free sulfur dioxide; #f; ()

total-sulfur-dioxide

  

total sulfur dioxide

  

real

  

total sulfur dioxide; #f; ()

density

  

density

  

real

  

density; #f; ()

ph

  

pH

  

real

  

pH; #f; ()

sulphates

  

sulphates

  

real

  

sulphates; #f; ()

alcohol

  

alcohol

  

real

  

alcohol; #f; ()

quality

  

quality

  

integer

  

Sensory quality score between 0 and 10; #f; ()

colour

  

colour

  

categorical

  

Red or white vinho verde; #f; (red white)