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  • Accountant Corpus

    The dataset is used to analyze corpora in a completely language independent and unsupervised way without any prior linguistic knowledge.

  • Reuters Video-Language News Dataset

    The Reuters Video-Language News Dataset (ReutersViLNews) is a large-scale video-language understanding dataset containing 1,974 long-form news videos with an average video...

  • TTNews

    A Chinese news dataset.

  • BBCNews

    A formal English news dataset.

  • News

    The News dataset consists of 5000 randomly sampled news articles from the NY Times corpus. It simulates the opinions of media consumers on news items. The units are different...

  • VIDEO and NEWS datasets

    The paper uses two real-world datasets: VIDEO and NEWS.

  • Reddit News Topical Interactions

    The dataset used in this study has been gathered from the Pushshift Reddit repository, containing archives of the entirety of Reddit posts and comments up to June 2021.

  • Cascades – BBC News Dataset

    Cascades datasets constructed in a recursive manner, including Cascades – PAP News Dataset and Cascades – BBC News Dataset.

  • Cascades – PAP News Dataset

    Cascades datasets constructed in a recursive manner, including Cascades – PAP News Dataset and Cascades – BBC News Dataset.

  • Tweets – BBC News Dataset

    New annotated datasets linking tweets and articles, including Tweets – PAP News Dataset, Tweets – BBC News Dataset, Cascades – PAP News Dataset, and Cascades – BBC News Dataset.

  • Tweets – PAP News Dataset

    New annotated datasets linking tweets and articles, including Tweets – PAP News Dataset, Tweets – BBC News Dataset, Cascades – PAP News Dataset, and Cascades – BBC News Dataset.

  • News Articles Dataset

    The dataset used in this paper is a collection of news articles from an international news website, covering a time span from September 2012 to April 2014.
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