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50% of Kaggle Datasets Solve Real-World Problems: How to Choose Your Topic

Statistics show that 50% of datasets on Kaggle address real-world issues. When contributing to Kaggle, selecting a valuable and relevant topic is crucial for adding value to the community and increasing visibility, downloads, and engagement. A successful dataset not only fills gaps in existing data but also tackles practical problems. Experienced Kagglers suggest that when choosing a topic, one should consider several key questions. They recommend conducting thorough research to validate the dataset idea. This approach ensures that the dataset will be both useful and impactful. By following these guidelines, contributors can craft datasets that meet the community’s needs and achieve significant engagement.

Source: stackoverflow.com

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