Hi,
Please consider the provided dataset as a last resort if you are unable to find a more suitable dataset on your own. If you struggle to find one, there are some excellent resources for dataset discovery, most notably:
https://datasetsearch.research.google.com#
https://huggingface.co/datasets
Regarding your second question, we do not have strict requirements for the format of your presentations. However, we want you to "tell a story about your data," meaning you should ideally not only present us with a list of topics but instead show us what topic modeling reveals about the data. This can include (but is not limited to) visualizing topic distributions over documents that might show a rise or decline of topics over time, etc. You can prepare all of this in a notebook and do not need to prepare a slide deck (though that would also be fine).
Best,
Lennart
Please consider the provided dataset as a last resort if you are unable to find a more suitable dataset on your own. If you struggle to find one, there are some excellent resources for dataset discovery, most notably:
https://datasetsearch.research.google.com#
https://huggingface.co/datasets
Regarding your second question, we do not have strict requirements for the format of your presentations. However, we want you to "tell a story about your data," meaning you should ideally not only present us with a list of topics but instead show us what topic modeling reveals about the data. This can include (but is not limited to) visualizing topic distributions over documents that might show a rise or decline of topics over time, etc. You can prepare all of this in a notebook and do not need to prepare a slide deck (though that would also be fine).
Best,
Lennart