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medium-fCC-data

Collected datasets about fCC in Medium.

observations

  • Recent project.

projects & datasets

  • dataset: stats of titles of articles in freeCodeCamp Medium, fccmediumTitles - Cleaned_Data.tsv (tab-separated file) curated by @evaristoc

    • data collected before 12-Oct-2016
    • "Quartier" : quartier of the year
    • "date" : as "MM yyyy"
    • "Title" : unparsed title of the article
    • "Recommends" : number of Recommends as defined by Medium Team by the date the data was collected
    • "Read ratio" : percentage of people who view the article and then read it, "difference between your reads and views"
  • dataset: stats of titles of articles in freeCodeCamp Medium + title class, medium_titles - rawdata.tsv (tab-separated file) curated by @evaristoc * data about titles between Jan-2016 and Jan-2017

    • "order" : acquisition order (by date)
    • "inv-ord" : inverted order
    • "selection" : for analytical purposes, 0 or 1
    • "CollTitle" : title of the article, unparsed
    • "CorrectedTitle" : parsed CollTitle
    • "OrigRecommends" : unparsed number of Recommends as defined by Medium Team by the date the data was collected
    • "classification" :
      • TECH : technical
      • MOT : motivational
      • SEC : security
      • JOB : job-related
      • CS : computer science
      • WD : web development
      • DES : design
      • PM : project management
      • DS : data science
      • FCC : institutional (about fCC)
      • AD : advertising
      • CB : Code Briefings
      • OTHER : other
    • "Recommends" : parsed number of Recommends as defined by Medium Team by the date the data was collected
    • "Class_WD" : articles with the WD class; 0=False,1=True
    • "Class_WD&CS" : articles with either the WD class or the CS class; 0=False,1=True