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[Stephen D. Bay]

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Stephen 

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Stephen D. Bay                         phone (949) 824-3491
Information and Computer Science       fax   (949) 824-4056
University of California               e-mail sbay at ics.uci.edu
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                        The UCI KDD Archive

                         Current Contents 
                      http://kdd.ics.uci.edu/
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Thanks to our generous donors, we now have the the following 
data sets publically available:

  Discrete Sequence Data      Spatio-Temporal Data
     UNIX User Data              El Nino Data 

  Image                       Text Data
     CMU Face Images             20 Newsgroups Data 
     Volcanoes on Venus          Reuters-21578 Text Collection 

  Multivariate Data           Time Series 
     COIL Data                   Australian Sign Language Data 
     Corel Image Features        EEG Data 
     Forest CoverType            Pioneer-1 Mobile Robot Data 
     Internet Usage Data         Pseudo Periodic Synthetic Time Series 
     IPUMS Census Data           Robot Execution Failures 
     KDD CUP 1998 Data           Synthetic Control Chart Time Series 
     KDD CUP 1999 Data 
                              Web Data
  Relational Data                Microsoft Anonymous Web Data 
     Movies                      Syskill Webert Web Data 

If you have a data set or an analysis of data that would be of
interest to the KDD community, please consider donating it to
the archive. The UCI KDD Archive web site has detailed submission 
instructions or you may contact the archive librarian for more
information.

This archive is supported by the Information and Data Management 
Program at the National Science Foundation.

Stephen Bay (sbay at ics.uci.edu)
archive librarian