Datasets

Datasets

Synthetic teaching artifacts. Each set is written by a script from a fixed seed, built from what the Lab learned on real devices provided to the Lab by partners. Every file is invented, so no case data is exposed. Each comes with reference answers that say what is in it, so you can test a tool, a method or a model against known facts.

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Datasets

DS-0001 to DS-0004 are file sets: folders that look like what a tool reads from a phone, for testing parsers and readers. DS-0005 to DS-0007 are teaching sets for supervised learning: labelled tables of invented examples with a train file, a test file, a baseline, an evaluation script and a teaching guide.

How the datasets are made

Every set is written by a script from a fixed seed, so anyone can rebuild it byte for byte. The script decides the facts first (which phone was reset and when, which app was removed, which flow is a beacon), writes them into the files, and keeps the facts in separate reference answers.

Built from what the Lab learned on real devices provided to the Lab by partners; every file here is synthetic, so no case data is exposed. A synthetic set teaches a method. It does not measure how accurate a tool is on real devices.

Licence and hosting

Data is CC BY 4.0 and code is MIT. There is nothing to accept before you download: credit the Lab, say that the files are synthetic, and keep the hashes beside any copy you share.

The sets are served from this site, versioned. Each dataset page links to its zip, its manifest and its SHA-256 hashes, and prints the hash of the zip so you can check your copy.