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Introduction

A Dataset is a file that can be opened from a notebook, or which may be an output of a notebook. Common file types include:

  • TXT - plain text

  • CSV - comma-separated values

  • TSV - tab-delimited values

  • JSON - JavaScript Object Notation, a format to represent a nested data structure

  • YAML - “yet another markup language”, a variation of JSON that uses indentation instead of curly braces to represent nesting

  • XML - eXtensible Markup Language, another document-oriented format for nested data structures - popular before JSON

  • MD - Markup format for representing formatted text

  • Other - pretty much any file that can be read or written using Python

Importing a dataset

Similarly to notebooks, you can import a dataset by dragging-and-dropping a file onto the Project page. If it doesn’t have an ‘.ipynb’ extension, it will be treated as a dataset.

Alternatively, you can use the ‘Add new dataset' dialog, which is opened by clicking on the ‘Add’ button at the top of the Datasets section on the Project page.

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