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I’ve been studying algorithms about collective intelligence, for things such as recommendation engines, neural networks etc., and was looking for freely available datasets and/or APIs for practice projects. any suggestions?

EDIT: my original question was kind of vague, so here are some examples of the types of things I was looking for:

Delicious API: collection of links, tags, who liked them, etc.

Ebay API: resource of various items, prices, descriptions.

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  1. Your question is pretty open-ended, so I don’t know if this will help you, but…

    Perhaps the largest single body of gathered AI knowledge was/is Cyc. You can download OpenCyc, which includes a data set of millions of hand-entered ontological assertions about the Real World (e.g. “water is wet”).

    There’s also a metric boatload of code, both in C and Lisp, to work with that data.

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  2. Bit vague but I am about to release a neural network manager and framework written purely in PHP using MySQL and it comes with an API. If you want I could tell you where to download it, once I upload it.

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  3. Maybe the UCI Machine Learning Repository is what you’re looking for.

    http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/

    Weka’s website (a collection of Machine Learning algorithm) also features a list of datasets:

    http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/index_datasets.html

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