A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 30 May 2008 to 30 May 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 169 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 72,138 videos the crawl visited (169 at depth 0, 1,960 at depth 1, 10,828 at depth 2, 59,181 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (878,376 links from 44,607 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 491,438 distinct videos, of which 419,420 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 4 May 2008 to 4 May 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 175 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 69,169 videos the crawl visited (175 at depth 0, 1,451 at depth 1, 9,358 at depth 2, 58,185 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (901,845 links from 46,530 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 491,272 distinct videos, of which 422,234 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 26 April 2008 to 26 April 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 174 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 68,204 videos the crawl visited (174 at depth 0, 1,451 at depth 1, 9,126 at depth 2, 57,453 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (922,486 links from 47,758 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 489,737 distinct videos, of which 421,650 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 19 June 2008 to 20 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 208 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 72,542 videos the crawl visited (208 at depth 0, 2,040 at depth 1, 11,158 at depth 2, 59,136 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (865,092 links from 43,309 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 489,068 distinct videos, of which 416,674 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 11 July 2008 to 12 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 191 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 65,412 videos the crawl visited (191 at depth 0, 1,799 at depth 1, 9,979 at depth 2, 53,443 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (839,055 links from 41,988 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 464,402 distinct videos, of which 399,106 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 1 June 2008 to 2 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 176 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 69,987 videos the crawl visited (176 at depth 0, 1,841 at depth 1, 10,357 at depth 2, 57,613 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (843,828 links from 42,622 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 462,677 distinct videos, of which 392,816 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 15 June 2008 to 15 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 170 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 68,736 videos the crawl visited (170 at depth 0, 1,896 at depth 1, 10,541 at depth 2, 56,129 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (839,427 links from 42,033 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 461,540 distinct videos, of which 392,933 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
Wikipedia talk, Russian network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (User–user messages). KONECT's file for it has the header `% asym positive`, i.e. a directed network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 2,282,055 links among 457,017 nodes, timed from 26 December 2002 to 23 November 2015.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 27 June 2008 to 28 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 182 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 65,906 videos the crawl visited (182 at depth 0, 1,781 at depth 1, 9,970 at depth 2, 53,973 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (824,507 links from 41,250 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 444,216 distinct videos, of which 378,443 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 2 May 2007 to 3 May 2007 (the log's title line reads 'normal crawl'). It started from 236 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 116,900 videos the crawl visited (236 at depth 0, 1,887 at depth 1, 11,511 at depth 2, 25,604 at depth 3; 77,662 in the file 3a with no depth; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (1,260,800 links from 38,696 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 430,503 distinct videos, of which 339,281 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 1 July 2008 to 2 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 191 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 62,065 videos the crawl visited (191 at depth 0, 1,697 at depth 1, 9,778 at depth 2, 50,399 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (755,227 links from 37,796 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 425,556 distinct videos, of which 363,637 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
The MLKing2013 network of Twitter users from the twitter_events multiplex networks of Omodei, De Domenico and Arenas: 327,707 users (anonymous numbers) and 396,671 directed links among them (291,318 retweets, 87,144 mentions, 18,209 replies), each link weighted by the number of interactions of its type. 294,541 users are the source of at least one link and 49,204 the target of at least one.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 21 June 2008 to 21 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 179 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 55,535 videos the crawl visited (179 at depth 0, 1,542 at depth 1, 8,552 at depth 2, 45,262 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (710,335 links from 35,554 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 387,840 distinct videos, of which 332,451 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 3 July 2008 to 4 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 186 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 58,144 videos the crawl visited (186 at depth 0, 1,733 at depth 1, 9,382 at depth 2, 46,843 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (675,259 links from 33,799 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 386,311 distinct videos, of which 328,318 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 28 July 2008 to 28 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 182 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 60,205 videos the crawl visited (182 at depth 0, 2,043 at depth 1, 9,618 at depth 2, 48,362 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (710,000 links from 35,527 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 385,471 distinct videos, of which 325,396 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 9 July 2008 to 9 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 180 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 54,981 videos the crawl visited (180 at depth 0, 1,646 at depth 1, 8,924 at depth 2, 44,231 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (683,286 links from 34,197 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 379,026 distinct videos, of which 324,184 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 25 June 2008 to 26 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 174 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 53,232 videos the crawl visited (174 at depth 0, 1,614 at depth 1, 8,545 at depth 2, 42,899 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (645,238 links from 32,292 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 376,903 distinct videos, of which 323,805 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 23 July 2008 to 23 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 182 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 50,290 videos the crawl visited (182 at depth 0, 1,528 at depth 1, 7,840 at depth 2, 40,740 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (623,810 links from 31,214 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 372,027 distinct videos, of which 321,878 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 29 June 2008 to 29 June 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 184 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 52,219 videos the crawl visited (184 at depth 0, 1,533 at depth 1, 8,255 at depth 2, 42,247 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (640,597 links from 32,062 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 357,342 distinct videos, of which 305,261 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
The NYClimateMarch2014 network of Twitter users from the twitter_events multiplex networks of Omodei, De Domenico and Arenas: 102,439 users (anonymous numbers) and 353,495 directed links among them (213,754 retweets, 131,679 mentions, 8,062 replies), each link weighted by the number of interactions of its type. 94,824 users are the source of at least one link and 18,184 the target of at least one.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 15 July 2008 to 16 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 182 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 54,075 videos the crawl visited (182 at depth 0, 1,774 at depth 1, 8,740 at depth 2, 43,379 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (602,777 links from 30,169 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 352,743 distinct videos, of which 298,806 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
Retweets of tweets that link to low-credibility ('claim') or fact-checking articles around the 2016 US presidential election, from the study 'Anatomy of an online misinformation network' (Shao and colleagues, PLOS ONE 2018), in the two files the archive provides: the file named pre-election has 2,132,235 retweets from 2016-05-16 to 2016-11-07, each labelled claim or fact-checking, and the file named post-election has 5,816,179 claim-only retweets from 2016-05-16 to 2017-10-09. The second file also contains all 1,746,867 claim rows of the first, so the two layers overlap; 7,948,414 rows in all. Each row is one retweet, with the user retweeted, the user retweeting, the tweet identifier and the time.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 13 July 2008 to 13 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 173 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 48,748 videos the crawl visited (173 at depth 0, 1,576 at depth 1, 7,409 at depth 2, 39,590 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (584,997 links from 29,274 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 342,064 distinct videos, of which 293,457 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 21 July 2008 to 21 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 174 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 46,868 videos the crawl visited (174 at depth 0, 1,417 at depth 1, 7,226 at depth 2, 38,051 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (565,222 links from 28,280 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 335,287 distinct videos, of which 288,551 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
A crawl of YouTube made by Xu Cheng, Cameron Dale and Jiangchuan Liu of Simon Fraser University, which the crawler's log dates from 17 July 2008 to 18 July 2008 (the log's title line reads 'BFS crawl'). It started from 187 seed videos and followed each video's list of related videos breadth-first down to depth 3. The package holds one record for each of the 48,884 videos the crawl visited (187 at depth 0, 1,421 at depth 1, 7,552 at depth 2, 39,724 at depth 3; uploader, age, category, length, number of views, average rating, number of ratings and number of comments) and one directed link for each entry in a visited video's list of related videos (570,756 links from 28,566 videos, with the position in the list as rank). The links lead to 332,713 distinct videos, of which 283,972 were not themselves crawled in this crawl and so have no record. It is one of the crawl snapshots of the collection youtube-sfu-collection, and the single row of snapshots describes the crawl from its log.
Discogs label–genre network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (Label–genre features). KONECT's file for it has the header `% bip positive`, i.e. a bipartite network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 4,147,665 edges between 270,771 label nodes and 15 genre nodes.
Wikipedia talk, Dutch network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (User–user messages). KONECT's file for it has the header `% asym positive`, i.e. a directed network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 1,554,699 links among 225,749 nodes, timed from 17 October 2002 to 23 November 2015.
BibSonomy user–tag network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (User–tag assignment). KONECT's file for it has the header `% bip positive`, i.e. a bipartite network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 2,555,080 edges between 5,794 user nodes and 204,673 tag nodes, timed from 5 January 1989 to 31 December 2009.
The MoscowAthletics2013 network of Twitter users from the twitter_events multiplex networks of Omodei, De Domenico and Arenas: 88,804 users (anonymous numbers) and 210,250 directed links among them (104,959 retweets, 92,370 mentions, 12,921 replies), each link weighted by the number of interactions of its type. 80,492 users are the source of at least one link and 18,683 the target of at least one.
Super User is a question-and-answer site on the Stack Exchange network. SNAP builds temporal networks from the Stack Exchange data dump in which each interaction is a directed link (u, v, t): user u answered user v's question (a2q), commented on user v's question (c2q) or commented on user v's answer (c2a) at time t. Node numbers are the `OwnerUserId` of the dump, and t is a Unix timestamp in seconds. This copy holds the three interaction networks of Super User together, one row per interaction with its type: 430,033 answers to questions, 479,067 comments on questions and 534,239 comments on answers, 1,443,339 interactions among 194,085 users, posted between 2 August 2008 and 6 March 2016.
Votes in English Wikipedia's requests for adminship (RfA), the public elections in which editors support, oppose or stay neutral about a candidate for administrator, as SNAP publishes them with the voters' comments. Each row is one vote from a voter to a candidate: 198,275 votes among 11,381 users (144,451 support, 41,176 oppose, 12,648 neutral), cast between 1 May 2004 and 5 June 2013.
Last.fm bands network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (User–band listening event). KONECT's file for it has the header `% bip positive`, i.e. a bipartite network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 19,150,868 edges between 992 user nodes and 174,077 band nodes, timed from 14 February 2005 to 29 September 2013.
An anonymised heterogeneous telecom graph provided by the Global Technology Services department of Huawei Technologies: 170,380 nodes of four types (1,000 app, 69,000 cell, 380 package, 100,000 user) with feature vectors, and 51,538,461 edges of three types (3,076,923 user-buy-package, 35,076,923 user-live-cell, 13,384,615 user-use-app) with attribute vectors. According to the README it represents the relationships between users and behaviours in a telecom network; node and edge attributes are floats normalised to [0, 1].
Ask Ubuntu is a question-and-answer site on the Stack Exchange network. SNAP builds temporal networks from the Stack Exchange data dump in which each interaction is a directed link (u, v, t): user u answered user v's question (a2q), commented on user v's question (c2q) or commented on user v's answer (c2a) at time t. Node numbers are the `OwnerUserId` of the dump, and t is a Unix timestamp in seconds. This copy holds only the answer-to-question network (sx-askubuntu-a2q): 280,102 answers among 137,517 users, posted between 8 January 2009 and 6 March 2016.
A subset of LiveJournal users (those within three hops of one starting user) and the relations among them, prepared by Shengmin Jin and Reza Zafarani for a study of emotions in social networks. Users were anonymised, and only users with at least 10 posts whose mood came from LiveJournal's predefined list were kept. This copy holds the two relation files of the dataset: 246,164 friendship rows and 793,948 follower rows, 1,040,112 rows among 106,577 users.
Livemocha was an online language-learning community that, its readme says, offered free and paid courses in 35 languages to more than 6 million members. This is the friendship network crawled from livemocha.com in December 2010 by Xia Hu, as distributed by the Data Lab's Social Computing Data Repository (formerly the Arizona State University repository). This copy holds 2,196,188 links among 104,103 users and a list of 104,438 node numbers.
BlogCatalog is a social blog directory website that manages bloggers and their blogs. This is the friendship network among bloggers crawled in June 2010, as distributed by the Data Lab's Social Computing Data Repository (version 2). This copy holds 2,043,701 friendship links among 97,884 users and a list of 97,884 user numbers.
Prosper loans network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (Person–person loans). KONECT's file for it has the header `% asym positive`, i.e. a directed network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 3,394,979 links among 89,269 nodes, timed from 15 November 2005 to 27 September 2011.
Twitter 'circles' (lists) data crawled from public sources, as SNAP publishes them: 973 ego networks combined into one edge list. This copy holds the combined edge list of all the ego networks: 2,420,766 links among 81,306 nodes. The archive of the individual ego networks with their features and circles (twitter.tar.gz) is kept in original/ and is not converted.
A directed, signed network of hyperlinks between Reddit communities, as published by Srijan Kumar, William L. Hamilton, Jure Leskovec and Dan Jurafsky: each of the 571,927 rows is a post in a source subreddit that contains a hyperlink in the title to a post in a target subreddit, among 54,075 subreddits, with the time of the post, the post's ID, a label of -1 (the post is explicitly negative towards the target post; 61,140 rows) or +1 (neutral or positive; 510,787 rows), and the 86 numbers that describe the source post's text. The rows are dated from 31 December 2013 to 30 April 2017.
Slashdot threads network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (User–user replies). KONECT's file for it has the header `% asym positive`, i.e. a directed network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 140,778 links among 51,083 nodes, timed from 1 January 2004 to 4 September 2006 (apart from one row with timestamp 0).
Networked dialogues on the social network site MySpace, as published on Dryad by Šuvakov, Mitrović, Gligorijević and Tadić: 80,749 messages, each from one user to another, among 36,459 anonymised users, collected over a two-month window. Each message has a time stamp and two emotion scores from the SentiStrength classifier, a positive and a negative one; the message texts are not part of the data.
A directed, signed network of hyperlinks between Reddit communities, as published by Srijan Kumar, William L. Hamilton, Jure Leskovec and Dan Jurafsky: each of the 286,561 rows is a post in a source subreddit that contains a hyperlink in the body to a post in a target subreddit, among 35,776 subreddits, with the time of the post, the post's ID, a label of -1 (the post is explicitly negative towards the target post; 21,070 rows) or +1 (neutral or positive; 265,491 rows), and the 86 numbers that describe the source post's text. The rows are dated from 31 December 2013 to 30 April 2017.
Linux kernel mailing list replies network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (Person–person replies). KONECT's file for it has the header `% asym positive`, i.e. a directed network with weights marked `positive`. This copy holds 1,096,440 links among 27,927 nodes, timed from 1 January 2006 to 31 December 2013.
Two bipartite edit networks of Wikimedia projects, as the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) distributes them: edit-enwiki, the edits of the English Wikipedia (266,769,613 edits by 3,819,691 users on 21,416,395 articles, from 17 January 2001 to 6 September 2010) and edit-frwikinews, the edits of French Wikinews (193,618 edits by 1,408 users on 25,039 articles, from 5 December 2003 to 31 August 2010). Each row is one edit, with the edit's Unix timestamp. The files hold node numbers only, no user names, article titles or text.
A temporal network of interactions on Mathematics Overflow, a question-and-answer site on the Stack Exchange network. SNAP builds it from the Stack Exchange data dump: each interaction is a directed link (u, v, t) where user u answered (a2q), or commented on (c2q) a question of user v, or commented on an answer of user v (c2a), at time t. Node numbers are the OwnerUserId of the dump and t is a Unix timestamp in seconds. The package holds the union that SNAP publishes as sx-mathoverflow: 506,550 interactions among 24,818 users (107,581 answers to questions, 203,639 comments on questions, 195,330 comments on answers), made between 29 September 2009 and 6 March 2016. The column edge_type names the kind, so one of the three networks is a filter of the table.
A temporal network of answer to question interactions on Mathematics Overflow, a question-and-answer site on the Stack Exchange network, built by SNAP from the Stack Exchange data dump (sx-mathoverflow-a2q). Each row is a directed link (u, v, t): user u answered the question of user v at time t. The table holds 107,581 interactions among 21,688 users, made between 29 September 2009 and 6 March 2016.
Three networks of political communication among Twitter users in the six weeks before the 2010 US Congressional midterm elections, from the study by Conover and colleagues ('Political Polarization on Twitter'): the retweet network (61,157 edges among 18,470 users), the mention network (15,159 edges among 7,175 users) and a combined network of both kinds of edge (77,920 edges among 22,405 users). Each edge is one tweet with its type, number of hyperlinks, time and hashtags, and each user has a cluster label (left, right, or none) from the retweet network.
A temporal network of comment to question interactions on Mathematics Overflow, a question-and-answer site on the Stack Exchange network, built by SNAP from the Stack Exchange data dump (sx-mathoverflow-c2q). Each row is a directed link (u, v, t): user u commented on the question of user v at time t. The table holds 203,639 interactions among 16,836 users, made between 30 September 2009 and 6 March 2016.
Sexual escorts network, a network of the Koblenz Network Collection (KONECT) (Buyer–escort ratings). KONECT's file for it has the header `% bip multiweighted`, i.e. a bipartite network with weights marked `multiweighted`. This copy holds 50,632 edges between 10,106 buyer nodes and 6,624 escort nodes, timed from 31 August 2002 to 10 October 2008.
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