A Amazon dataset of 9,011 QA pairs in Appliances, collected by Wan and McAuley via Amazon API. Each record contains question, answer, question type, answer type, ASIN, timestamp. Amazon product Q&A data for Appliances. Suitable for question answering, sentiment analysis, product understanding, conversational AI.
A Facebook (UCSC68, September 2005) dataset of 8,991 users and 224,584 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (56% male, 44% female), graduation year, major (55 unique), dorm (10 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: -0.0274, major homophily: 0.0477.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Brown11, September 2005) dataset of 8,600 users and 384,526 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (52% male, 48% female), graduation year, major (92 unique), dorm (58 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0283, major homophily: 0.0422.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Yale4, September 2005) dataset of 8,578 users and 405,450 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (48% male, 52% female), graduation year, major (77 unique), dorm (21 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0367, major homophily: 0.0521.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Vanderbilt48, September 2005) dataset of 8,069 users and 427,832 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (52% male, 48% female), graduation year, major (76 unique), dorm (66 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1591, major homophily: 0.0515.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Villanova62, September 2005) dataset of 7,772 users and 314,989 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (83 unique), dorm (49 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1007, major homophily: 0.0525.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (WashU32, September 2005) dataset of 7,755 users and 367,541 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (51% male, 49% female), graduation year, major (140 unique), dorm (52 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0939, major homophily: 0.0395.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Tulane29, September 2005) dataset of 7,752 users and 283,918 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (69 unique), dorm (41 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1008, major homophily: 0.0464.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Dartmouth6, September 2005) dataset of 7,694 users and 304,076 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (47% male, 53% female), graduation year, major (55 unique), dorm (70 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1028, major homophily: 0.0428.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Emory27, September 2005) dataset of 7,460 users and 330,014 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (56% male, 44% female), graduation year, major (60 unique), dorm (69 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0925, major homophily: 0.0376.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 801 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 7 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 182 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 53 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 710 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 215 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 273 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 7,361 posts from 43 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Facebook (Vermont70, September 2005) dataset of 7,324 users and 191,221 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (59% male, 41% female), graduation year, major (95 unique), dorm (44 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0037, major homophily: 0.0497.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (UC64, September 2005) dataset of 6,833 users and 155,332 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (52% male, 48% female), graduation year, major (68 unique), dorm (48 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: -0.0283, major homophily: 0.0392.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Tufts18, September 2005) dataset of 6,682 users and 249,728 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (84 unique), dorm (54 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0628, major homophily: 0.0438.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Carnegie49, September 2005) dataset of 6,637 users and 249,967 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (40% male, 60% female), graduation year, major (41 unique), dorm (51 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0981, major homophily: 0.1319.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Princeton12, September 2005) dataset of 6,596 users and 293,320 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (47% male, 53% female), graduation year, major (40 unique), dorm (56 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.065, major homophily: 0.0581.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (UChicago30, September 2005) dataset of 6,591 users and 208,103 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (49% male, 51% female), graduation year, major (63 unique), dorm (51 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0459, major homophily: 0.0487.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Advogato dataset of 6,551 users, 51,317 trust relationships, collected by Massa et al. (2009) via Advogato platform. Each record contains directed, weighted trust edges between users, representing explicit trust relationships expressed by users. Advogato trust network where users express weighted trust relationships, enabling research on trust propagation and social influence in online communities. Suitable for trust network analysis, influence propagation, social influence studies, trust-based recommendation systems.
A Facebook (William77, September 2005) dataset of 6,472 users and 266,378 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (56% male, 44% female), graduation year, major (56 unique), dorm (70 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1173, major homophily: 0.0417.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (MIT8, September 2005) dataset of 6,440 users and 251,252 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (41% male, 59% female), graduation year, major (43 unique), dorm (63 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1255, major homophily: 0.0587.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (American75, September 2005) dataset of 6,386 users and 217,662 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (62% male, 38% female), graduation year, major (76 unique), dorm (25 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0271, major homophily: 0.046.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Twitter dataset of 6,184 tweets from Fortune 100 companies, collected by Kevin McElwee via Twitter API. Each record contains tweet text, corporation name, sector, timestamp, hashtags, racial justice label, BLM mention, Juneteenth mention, donation mention. A manually annotated dataset of tweets from Fortune 100 companies during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, capturing corporate responses to a major social movement. Suitable for corporate activism, social movement response, political communication, crisis communication, public relations, brand activism.
A Usenet (sample) dataset of 6,111 posts from 2470 newsgroups, collected by OwnedByDanes via Hugging Face. Each record contains post text, newsgroup, date, author, subject. Sample of Usenet posts from 1980–2013, with 5,000 posts per top‑level hierarchy. Covers comp.*, sci.*, rec.*, alt.*, etc.. Suitable for historical discourse analysis, early internet culture, topic evolution, authorship attribution.
A Bitcoin OTC (peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading platform) dataset of 5,881 users and 35,592 directed weighted trust ratings (32,029 positive, 3,563 negative), collected by Kumar et al. via platform crawl, distributed by SNAP. Each record contains directed weighted signed edges between users: integer rating in [-10, +10] representing trust strength, plus binarized sign (+1/-1) for compatibility with signed network algorithms; Unix timestamps per rating. continuous integer trust weights rather than binary +1/-1 signs, enabling weighted signed network analysis and providing finer-grained trust signal than Epinions or Slashdot while operating in the high-stakes context of peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading. Suitable for weighted signed network analysis, edge weight prediction, trust propagation modeling, fraud detection, reputation system design, and signed graph embedding research.
A Facebook (Wake73, September 2005) dataset of 5,372 users and 279,191 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (51% male, 49% female), graduation year, major (53 unique), dorm (48 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1309, major homophily: 0.0439.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Johns Hopkins55, September 2005) dataset of 5,180 users and 186,586 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (45% male, 55% female), graduation year, major (93 unique), dorm (57 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0972, major homophily: 0.0637.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Lehigh96, September 2005) dataset of 5,075 users and 198,347 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (44% male, 56% female), graduation year, major (69 unique), dorm (52 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0695, major homophily: 0.0432.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Rochester38, September 2005) dataset of 4,563 users and 161,404 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (48% male, 52% female), graduation year, major (86 unique), dorm (38 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0758, major homophily: 0.0642.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Rice31, September 2005) dataset of 4,087 users and 184,828 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (47% male, 53% female), graduation year, major (46 unique), dorm (9 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0301, major homophily: 0.0486.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Howard90, September 2005) dataset of 4,047 users and 204,850 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (66% male, 34% female), graduation year, major (62 unique), dorm (29 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: -0.0922, major homophily: 0.0427.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Brandeis99, September 2005) dataset of 3,898 users and 137,567 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (57% male, 43% female), graduation year, major (57 unique), dorm (11 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0194, major homophily: 0.042.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Bucknell39, September 2005) dataset of 3,826 users and 158,864 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (54% male, 46% female), graduation year, major (74 unique), dorm (49 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.1168, major homophily: 0.0509.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Bitcoin Alpha (peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading platform) dataset of 3,783 users and 24,186 directed weighted trust ratings (22,650 positive, 1,536 negative), collected by Kumar et al. via platform crawl, distributed by SNAP. Each record contains directed weighted signed edges between users: integer rating in [-10, +10] representing trust strength, plus binarized sign (+1/-1) for compatibility with signed network algorithms; Unix timestamps per rating. continuous integer trust weights rather than binary +1/-1 signs, enabling weighted signed network analysis and providing finer-grained trust signal than Epinions or Slashdot while operating in the high-stakes context of peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading. Suitable for weighted signed network analysis, edge weight prediction, trust propagation modeling, fraud detection, reputation system design, and signed graph embedding research.
A Facebook (Mich67, September 2005) dataset of 3,748 users and 81,903 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (27% male, 73% female), graduation year, major (79 unique), dorm (28 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0576, major homophily: 0.075.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Wesleyan43, September 2005) dataset of 3,593 users and 138,035 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (47 unique), dorm (155 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0353, major homophily: 0.0526.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Santa74, September 2005) dataset of 3,578 users and 151,747 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (56% male, 44% female), graduation year, major (44 unique), dorm (72 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0353, major homophily: 0.0456.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Colgate88, September 2005) dataset of 3,482 users and 155,043 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (50 unique), dorm (37 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.09, major homophily: 0.0559.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A HOT Speech (hate/offensive/toxic speech dataset) dataset of 3,481 social media comments with multi-dimensional annotations, collected by SOMAR / ICPSR via Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit APIs (August 2021). Each record contains comment text, hard and soft labels (hateful, offensive, toxic), composite scores, and 21 researcher codes. multi-platform dataset with rich annotations including both MTurk worker labels and researcher codes. Suitable for hate speech detection, offensive language identification, toxicity classification, and political discourse analysis.
A Facebook (Pepperdine86, September 2005) dataset of 3,445 users and 152,007 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (58% male, 42% female), graduation year, major (84 unique), dorm (21 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0593, major homophily: 0.0343.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Middlebury45, September 2005) dataset of 3,075 users and 124,610 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (53% male, 47% female), graduation year, major (42 unique), dorm (10 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0395, major homophily: 0.046.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Vassar85, September 2005) dataset of 3,068 users and 119,161 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (61% male, 39% female), graduation year, major (50 unique), dorm (13 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.002, major homophily: 0.0566.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Smith60, September 2005) dataset of 2,970 users and 97,133 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (99% male, 1% female), graduation year, major (48 unique), dorm (39 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.0252, major homophily: 0.0516.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.
A Facebook (Wellesley22, September 2005) dataset of 2,970 users and 94,899 friendship edges, collected by Traud, Mucha & Porter via Facebook network snapshots. Each record contains node attributes: gender (99% male, 1% female), graduation year, major (63 unique), dorm (24 unique), student/faculty status; undirected friendship edges. One of 100 university Facebook networks from Sept 2005, each with rich demographic node attributes enabling homophily and community structure analysis. Gender homophily: 0.2461, major homophily: 0.0401.. Suitable for community detection with node attributes, homophily analysis, demographic network structure, university social dynamics.