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Offline RL trajectories, game data, robot demonstrations, RLHF, multi-agent interaction
10,041 datasets
LiblineaR is a software wrapper for the LIBLINEAR C/C++ library, developed by Thibault Helleputte. The underlying library is designed for solving large-scale regularized linear classification and regression problems. It supports L1- and L2-regularized classification and regression, multi-class classification methods, cross-validation, and probability estimates.
Lancashire, England, is the geographic focus of this dataset. It likely contains textual or tabular data related to public support for secession during the American Civil War, created by researcher Mary Ellison from the University of Minnesota. The dataset is hosted on Papers with Code, but specific details on size, format, and update history are not provided.
2026-03-13 updated transaction records from Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council's Government Procurement Cards. The dataset details purchases made using official government cards, provided in CSV and XLSX formats.
States site of Ukraine provides data on cash payment infrastructure and transaction volumes. The dataset likely contains counts of payment devices and amounts of cash transactions processed for further transfer. The record was last updated on February 19, 2026.
Offering a large-scale knowledge graph and associated text chunks derived from 3GPP Release 19 telecom specifications. Developed by Khalifa University (KU-DF) and GSMA, it contains between 100,000 and 1,000,000 records as of February 2026. It is designed to support LLM-based reasoning and retrieval tasks within the 6G and networking domains.
London Borough of Barnet provides all corporate credit card transactions for the 2014/15 financial year. The dataset covers spending, payment, and procurement activities for that period. Row count and column details are unknown.
Curated by leomaurodesenv, this repository aggregates game-related data sources and artificial intelligence tools as of March 2026. It functions as a meta-resource for researchers and developers looking for specialized data in the gaming domain.
Kaggle hosts a dataset titled 'Bank Transaction Detection'. The dataset likely contains records of financial transactions intended for analysis. Its specific content, volume, and origin require verification after download.
OpenDriveLab released FreeTacman in 2026, providing 3 million visuo-tactile image pairs and 10,000 trajectories. The data covers 50 manipulation tasks collected using a robot-free system designed for tactile-intensive interaction research.
Synthetic company data simulates internal business processes. The description mentions it covers engineering, tasks, Slack, CRM, and support functions. Its origin, size, and specific structure are not detailed.
Experimental data from Pakistan provides evidence on access constraints faced by women in acquiring human capital. The analysis is based on experimentally-induced variation, with findings indicating physical distance and crossing boundaries pose significant hurdles to training take-up. The dataset is associated with a pre-analysis plan by author Asim Ijaz Khwaja.
Lionel Henry created a ggplot2 extension providing horizontal versions of Stats and Geoms, and vertical versions of Positions. The package is now superseded by native ggplot2 support for horizontal layouts. It remains available for backward compatibility.
Audrey Mullender authored a research paper on providing support for children who have witnessed domestic violence. The dataset is associated with a DOI that appears to have been created in error and is not attached to any metadata records. The paper's topic is categorized under psychology, criminology, and medicine.
tidytext is an R package authored by David M. Robinson that provides functions and supporting datasets for text mining. It facilitates the conversion of text to and from tidy data formats, enabling seamless integration with tools like 'dplyr' and 'ggplot2'. The package's scope and specific dataset sizes are not detailed in the provided metadata.
Various functions compute the area under the curve for four key classification metrics: AUSEC, AUSPC, AUACC, and AUROC. The package, authored by Michel Ballings and Dirk Van den Poel, includes support for visualization and calculating partial areas. It is hosted on the paperswithcode platform.
An R package for visualising simple graphs and networks based on transition matrices, with utilities for plotting flow diagrams, webs, and electrical networks. It provides support for the books 'A practical guide to ecological modelling' (2009) and 'Solving Differential Equations in R' (2012). The package includes demonstrations for flowchart, plotmat, and plotweb functions.
IUCN Red List data on the Hippopotamus amphibius species, detailing its global conservation status. The dataset is part of the world's primary information source on the conservation status of animal, fungi, and plant species, established in 1964. The specific row count, columns, and temporal coverage for this species entry are not detailed in the provided metadata.
A software library for the R programming language, authored by Winston Chang. It implements a system for creating encapsulated classes with reference semantics, similar to R's built-in reference classes but simpler and lighter-weight. The classes support public and private members and inheritance, even across different packages.
ggpattern is an R package by Mike FC that provides patterned versions of every ggplot2 geom with a fillable region. It includes a suite of aesthetics and scales for controlling pattern appearances. The package supports over a dozen built-in patterns and allows for custom user-defined patterns.
RANN is a software package for fast nearest neighbor search, wrapping the ANN library (v1.1.3) by Gregory S.X.E. Jefferis. It finds k nearest neighbors for every point in a dataset in O(N log N) time using the L2 (Euclidean) distance metric. The package supports both exact and approximate searches, fixed radius searches, and uses 'bd' as well as 'kd' tree structures.