The dangers of Webcrawled datasets

Graeme Baxter Bell · First Monday · 2010

This article highlights legal, ethical and scientific problems arising from the use of large experimental datasets gathered from the Internet - in particular, image datasets. Such datasets are currently used within research into topics such as information forensics and image-processing. This paper strongly recommends against webcrawling as a means for generating experimental datasets, and proposes safer alternatives.

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