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Robot Conversation Sequence Classifier
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This corpus logs a detailed conversation among five distinct artificial intelligence entities, labelled 0 through 4. Each robot communicates by outputting a sequence of ten numerical values in a round-robin fashion. The purpose is to provide rich, high-volume conversational log data specifically designed for machine learning applications, particularly those focused on sequence classification. The core task involves training a predictive model capable of identifying the originating robot based solely on the sequence of ten numbers it transmits.
Columns
The data contains 11 fields.
- source: This is the classification label, indicating which of the five robots (0, 1, 2, 3, or 4) generated the entry. There are five possible labels in total.
- num1 to num10: These ten columns represent the sequence of numerical features spoken by the robot in that round of conversation. These are large numerical values that serve as the inputs for prediction.
Distribution
The data is delivered as a CSV file, named 'Classification of Robots from their conversation sequence.csv', with a file size of approximately 30.16 MB. It contains 500,001 individual lines or records. There are 11 columns in total. The label count for the 'source' column is evenly distributed, with 100,000 entries corresponding to each of the five robot labels. Given its volume, users are advised to sample the data appropriately for training, testing, and validation purposes.
Usage
This dataset is ideal for developing advanced machine learning models.
- Classification Problems: Specifically suited for multiclass classification tasks, aiming to predict one of five categories.
- Deep Learning: Excellent for training recurrent neural networks (RNN) or Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) models that excel at sequence prediction and classification.
- Robotics Simulation: Provides synthetic data for studying patterns in uniform, structured robotic communication.
Coverage
The data represents a simulated, long conversation log of abstract numerical sequences. Geographic scope, temporal range, and demographic information are not applicable to this artificial dataset. The expected update frequency for this specific file is never.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Data Scientists/ML Engineers: Seeking a large-scale classification dataset to benchmark model accuracy, especially for sequence-based prediction.
- Academics and Students: Utilising it as a challenging multiclass problem for educational purposes in computer science and programming courses.
- Researchers in Robotics: Interested in synthetic datasets to test novel classification algorithms on non-human interaction logs.
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Original Data Source: Robot Conversation Sequence Classifier
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