13108serien

13108serien is a term used in data science and digital humanities to denote a synthetic dataset consisting of 13,108 records designed to illustrate patterns in serial data. The data are typically used in teaching, tutorials, and software demonstrations rather than as a real-world catalog, and the name combines the numeral 13108 with the German word serien, meaning series.

Each record in 13108serien usually contains fields such as an identifier, a label or title, a year, a country or origin, a category or genre, a status indicator, and a compact feature vector for machine learning tasks. The schema is intentionally simple to enable focus on data handling tasks such as indexing, filtering, normalization, and feature extraction. Because the dataset is synthetic, it often includes controlled imperfections such as missing values, inconsistent naming, or deliberate duplicates to demonstrate data-cleaning techniques.

Origin and usage of the concept are predominantly in educational resources, open tutorials, and example repositories. There is no single authoritative catalog under this exact name, and implementations can vary across sources. The term serves as a convenient label for a reusable demonstration resource rather than a formal reference work.

Licensing in published examples of 13108serien is typically permissive to encourage experimentation and learning. Researchers and students may adapt the dataset to test data-processing pipelines, search algorithms, and visualization tools.

See also: synthetic datasets, data schemas, data quality demonstrations, dataset licensing.