Hi all,
I'm doing a presentation to my local JUG on Lucene, and I'm looking for a "good" set of documents to use as a demonstration.
Ideally it would be:
1) large (10,000 plus?).
2) contain some metadata besides "body" (like author, date, primarykey, etc).
3) freely available.
I was going to use the data from the previous Google programming contest, but it doesn't seem to be available.
If I can't find anything satisfactory, I'll probably: - generate a fake whitepages phonebook - grab documents from project Gutenberg
My preference is for some "real" data, but I'm happy to generate fake data if no-one has any better ideas.
how about http://dmoz.org/rdf, and specifically content.rdf.u8.gz? You can find a parser/converter in Nutch for this format, but it's trivial to do it yourself - so long as you use SAX... (unless, of course, you run it on Cray or something.. :-) )
-- Best regards, Andrzej Bialecki
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