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Data Mining and Information Retrieval. This project makes use of the #nowplaying dataset which can be found here. A subset of the #nowplaying dataset was extracted using Reservoir Sampling, because the original dataset was too large (13GB). More information on the sampling workflow can be found in the report, accompanying this assignment.

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