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Ten-Year Anime Industry Dataset
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About
Explore a rich collection of anime data from the past decade, covering Summer, Winter, and Spring seasons. This dataset, scraped from MyAnimeList, provides detailed information on thousands of anime titles, making it an invaluable resource for analysis, recommendation systems, and tracking trends in the anime industry. It is designed to be updated monthly, ensuring the information remains current.
Columns
- Anime: The title of the anime series.
- Genre: The genre or genres associated with the anime.
- Description: A synopsis or brief summary of the anime's plot.
- Studio: The animation studio responsible for the anime's production.
- Year: The release date of the anime.
- Rating: A star-based rating, typically out of 10.
Distribution
The dataset is provided as a single CSV file named
AnimeWorld.csv with a size of 2.28 MB. It contains 2981 records and 6 columns. While most columns are complete, the 'Studio' column has approximately 3% missing values, and the 'Rating' column has a significant number of missing values, with data present for only 9% of the entries.Usage
This dataset is ideal for building machine learning models, particularly recommendation systems for anime enthusiasts. It can also be used for exploratory data analysis (EDA) to uncover trends in anime genres, studio popularity, and ratings over time. The GitHub repository linked provides examples of how the data can be used.
Coverage
The data spans a wide time range, with the earliest entry from October 1969 and the most recent from August 2022. The bulk of the records, however, fall between 2006 and 2022. It primarily covers anime data without specific geographical or demographic limitations, sourced from the MyAnimeList website.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Data Scientists and ML Engineers: For developing and training recommendation engines and performing statistical analysis on media trends.
- Anime Enthusiasts and Researchers: To explore patterns in anime production, analyse genre popularity, and track the filmography of specific animation studios.
- Students and Academics: As a practical dataset for projects related to data analysis, visualisation, and machine learning in the entertainment domain.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- AnimeVyuh: A Decade of Anime Data
- MyAnimeList Scraped Anime Collection
- Ten-Year Anime Industry Dataset
- Anime Analytics Hub (2012-2022)
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Original Data Source: Ten-Year Anime Industry Dataset
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