4 datasets tagged as the tag “Longitudinal”.
4 datasets.
A twitter dataset of 1,352,000 Spanish tweet IDs from Pride Day (June 28) across 11 years, collected by Ramiro Ortega and Hassan (2025). Each record contains tweet IDs, LGBTIQ+ vs random label — full content requires hydration. 10-year longitudinal Spanish-language Pride Day dataset enabling temporal hate speech trend analysis. Suitable for hate speech detection, temporal discourse analysis, LGBTIQ+ online safety, Spanish NLP.
A Twitter (English corpus, 2B+ tweets) dataset of 11 years of monthly n-gram frequency counts (2013-2023), collected by Zenodo contributors via Twitter corpus analysis. Each record contains n-gram text, n-gram type (1=unigram, 2=bigram, etc.), monthly frequency count; both case-sensitive and lowercase variants. Monthly n-gram frequency distributions from over 2 billion English tweets spanning 2013-2023, enabling longitudinal linguistic trend analysis on Twitter at scale. Suitable for longitudinal linguistic analysis, trending topic detection, language change over time, Twitter vocabulary evolution, NLP corpus statistics, temporal word frequency research.
A University freshman friendship survey (longitudinal) dataset of 32 nodes and 710 edges, collected by Van de Bunt et al.. Each record contains directed edges: True, weighted: True, signed: True. This directed network contains friendship ratings between 32 university freshmen who mostly did not know each other before starting university. Each student was asked to rate the other student at seven different time points. Note that the origin of the timestamps is not accurately known but the dis. Suitable for longitudinal social network analysis, friendship formation. The file holds 3,062 ratings, one row per rating in each survey wave; the edge count of 710 counts distinct pairs.
A Pew Research Center dataset of 11 annual survey waves spanning 2012–2025, collected by Pew Research Center via annual US adult surveys. Each record contains survey year, platform-specific adoption percentages for US adults. Annual survey tracking US adult adoption rates across all major social media platforms from 2012 to the present. Suitable for social media adoption trends, platform popularity analysis, digital behavior research, longitudinal survey analysis.
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