Wikimedia claims that the set of data hosted by Kaggle has been “designed for machine work flows”, making it easier for AI programmers to access the given machine -reading articles for modeling, tuning, comparative, compensation and analysis. The content in the data set is openly licensed, and from April 15 it contains summaries of research, brief descriptions, image links, infobox data and sections of articles-minus references or unprecedented elements such as audio files.
“As the place where the machine learning community comes to tools and tests, Kaggle is very excited that it is the host of the data of the Wikimedia Foundation,” said Brenda Flynn, running Kaggle Partnerships. “Kaggle is excited about playing a role in maintaining available, available and useful data.”