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Github might be difficult as they impose constraints on the size of repositories and the Corpus is around 5GB. The Internet Archive is a good idea, however, I’l
by ubutler 3y ago
Github might be difficult as they impose constraints on the size of repositories and the Corpus is around 5GB. The Internet Archive is a good idea, however, I’ll have a look into that. I’ve also been thinking about sticking it on Kaggle as well to increase its reach.
- DamonHD 3y agoThere are also national and university data repositories that might be interested and for which 5GB is not even noticable!
- Shorn 3y agoYou could also consider one or more of the scientific data repositories like Zenodo, FigShare, DataDryad, etc. 5GB is small potatoes for those folks and they have serious data retention policies. As a bonus, they'll also allocate you a citable DOI.
- ubutler 3y agoThanks for the suggestions! Distributing the Corpus widely will be my next focus.
- djbusby 3y agoThis is DOI https://www.doi.org/ https://www.doi.org/ Because, I just learned about it.
- DamonHD 3y agoWoot! Thanks for the DataDryad info. I am lodging a tiny test data set with them now...
- DamonHD 3y agoAnd thanks again for the Zenodo clue! I now have my first two DOIs, one (data) via Dryad and one (code) via Zenodo.