The table contains individual files in matlab 5.0 format (.mat files).
| Data Set | Points | Dimensions | Splits with l Labeled Points |
| g241c (set 5) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 |
| g241n (set 7) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 |
| Digit1 (set 1) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 |
| USPS (set 2) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 |
| COIL (set 6) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 |
| COIL2 (set 3) | 1500 | 241 | l=10, l=100 (binary version of set 6) |
| BCI (set 4) | 400 | 117 | l=10, l=100 |
| Text (set 9) | 1500 | 11960 | l=10, l=100 |
| SecStr (set 8) | 83,679 + 1,189,472 |
315 | l=100,
l=1000,
l=10000
(no splitting of extra unlabeled data); matlab script required |
You can also download all data sets and splits
(excluding the extra unlabeled data of set 8) at once as archive files,
in matlab format: gzipped TAR file, ZIP file;
in ascii format: gzipped TAR file, ZIP file
(here, only the indices of the labeled examples are provided -- all other examples are unlabeled).
Data sets 8 and 9 are supplied in special formats:
in set 8, all attributes are categorical and have to be expanded
into a sparse binary vector (21 bits per attribute; cf to the matlab script);
in set 9, the data are very sparse, and only non-zero values are supplied
as a list of "index:value" pairs.
X = matrix of input data; each row corresponds to one example
y = the labels (either {0,1} or {-1,+1} for binary problems)
idxLabs = each row contains the indices of the labeled points for a given split
idxUnls = idem for the unlabeled points
(all indices are 1-based as in matlab, not 0-based as in C)