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SIFMA Capital Markets Statistics

SIFMA Capital Markets Statistics

Lisa
Open Dataset
Creators: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA)
Publication Date: 2026-05-05
Creators: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA)

SIFMA (Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association) publishes a comprehensive archive of U.S. capital markets statistics, covering equity and fixed income markets, including data on issuance volumes, trading activity, outstanding debt, and market participants.

COVID-19 Digital Banking Intervention Data

COVID-19 Digital Banking Intervention Data

Lisa
Open Dataset
Creators: Alan Kwan, Chen Lin, Vesa Pursiainen, and Mingzhu Tai
Publication Date: 2020-06-18 and
Creators: Alan Kwan, Chen Lin, Vesa Pursiainen, and Mingzhu Tai

Data on COVID-19 intervention measures and FFIEC bank facsimiles used to analyze how banks’ digital capabilities affected service provision during the pandemic.

Amazon Reviews 2023

Amazon Reviews 2023

iana.sidorova
Open Dataset
Creators: McAuley Lab
Publication Date: 2023
Creators: McAuley Lab

This is a large-scale Amazon Reviews dataset, collected in 2023 by McAuley Lab, and it includes rich features such as:

  1. User Reviews (ratings, text, helpfulness votes, etc.);
  2. Item Metadata (descriptions, price, raw image, etc.);
  3. Links (user-item / bought together graphs).
Marketing Technology Survey

Marketing Technology Survey

Julia
Open Dataset
Creators: University of Hamburg
Publication Date: 2025-02-01
Creators: University of Hamburg

A survey of marketing decision-makers sheds light on how marketing processes can be successfully automated. The results show which activities are best suited for automation and which mix of technologies is particularly promising. To achieve these research objectives, a survey of marketing decision-makers was conducted. This includes 18 semi-structured interviews with decision-makers from the areas of sales, marketing, and business intelligence, as well as members of top management. Based on the findings, the elements of the subsequent survey were developed. The participants in this preliminary study and the actual survey were contacted via the business-to-business (B2B) panel in order to achieve the greatest possible representativeness for the German-speaking region and to cover all sectors in both B2B and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing. The participants are decision-makers from marketing and business intelligence who are responsible for relevant software decisions, as well as employees who are responsible for the operationalization of automation software in their companies in the areas of marketing, sales, and business intelligence. A total of 124 companies based in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland were reached.

In addition to general information on marketing automation and its future prospects, the study is divided into two main areas: marketing analytics and communications. Marketing analytics encompasses real-time analysis, target group analysis, the creation of forecasts, and the controlling of marketing activities. The second area of focus, marketing communications, concentrates on automated campaign management and relates to paid and owned media activities, social media campaigns, and customer service.

Open Political Statements Germany 2021 General Election (2021 Bundestagswahl)

Open Political Statements Germany 2021 General Election (2021 Bundestagswahl)

Maximilian
Open Dataset
Creators: Maximilian Witte
Publication Date: 2025-11-21
Creators: Maximilian Witte

This dataset consists of two complementary components capturing both the official positions of the major political parties in the 2021 German general election and the public perception of these positions.

The first component contains pre-processed short versions of the election programs from the six major parties that competed at the federal level in 2021: CDU/CSU, SPD, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, FDP, Die Linke, and AfD. All statements are processed for text classification and were sourced from party publications released for the 2021 campaign.

The second component includes 7,500 individual statements from consumers describing what they believe these political parties stand for and do not stand for. Participants were asked to freely express their perceptions without constraints on length or structure. Each statement is linked to the referenced party where applicable and contains metadata on anonymized participant ID, timestamp, and language. Statements include both supportive and critical assessments and therefore represent a wide range of public interpretations of party identity and political priorities.

Together, the two components enable the study of the relationship between the official communication of political parties and the way citizens mentally represent party beliefs. The dataset can be used for research in political communication, perception gaps, misinformation, narrative framing, and natural language processing applications such as stance detection and text similarity.

Car Design Ratings for Text Analysis

Car Design Ratings for Text Analysis

Maximilian
Open Dataset
Creators: Maximilian Witte
Publication Date: 2025-11-21
Creators: Maximilian Witte

This dataset captures consumer evaluations of car design wireframes along three perceptual dimensions relevant to automotive styling research: aggressiveness, complexity, and typicality. It contains no visual material and is therefore designed exclusively for text-based analysis.

The dataset comprises 232 distinct car design wireframes, each represented through text descriptions detailing the visual form of the design. For every wireframe, consumers rated perceived aggressiveness, perceived complexity, and perceived typicality. Each dimension includes 20 independent ratings per wireframe, resulting in more than 13,000 numeric evaluations. The ratings are stored in separate CSV files, one for each dimension, and include the wireframe ID, anonymized rater ID, and the numeric score.

In addition to the numeric evaluations, a free-text description provided by participants accompanies every wireframe. These statements capture how consumers interpreted individual design elements and why they formed their perceptions. Together, the rating data and participant statements enable quantitative and qualitative analyses of design perception.

The dataset supports a wide range of applications including text-based modeling of aesthetic impressions, computational analysis of design language, semantic feature extraction, prediction of numeric perception ratings from text, and research on variability in consumer interpretations of automotive forms.

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