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Adding the 24 datasets from "Encoding high-cardinality string categorical variables" paper.

Datasets active on OpenML:

  • building_permits
  • beer_reviews
  • colleges
  • crime_data (dead link :/)
  • drug_directory
  • employe_salaries
  • federal_election
  • journal_influence
  • kickstarter_projects
  • medical_charge
  • met_objects
  • midwest_survey
  • open_payment (dead link :/)
  • public_procurement
  • road_safety (dead link :/)
  • traffic_violations
  • vancouver_employee
  • wine_reviews
  • Adult (from UCI, https://www.openml.org/d/1590)
  • cacao_flavor
  • california_housing (https://www.openml.org/d/537)
  • dating_profile
  • house_prices
  • house_sales
  • intrusion_detection

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TwsThomas commented Sep 13, 2019

Misclick :
open a new #4

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