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Dataset Catalog

The datasets of the Seahorse benchmark are hosted on the seahorse-stpp Hugging Face organization and load by a short name. They share one trait — events observed in space and time — but the meaning of "space" stretches from a city block to the human cortex. The catalog is ordered along that arc.

Every dataset loads the same way, by the short name shown on each card. The repositories are pinned to their release revision and every split is verified against the hashes on the dataset card:

from seahorse.data import load_dataset, load_released_dataset

splits = load_dataset("covid")                       # {"train": [...], "val": [...], "test": [...]}
splits = load_released_dataset("austin311")          # same, with hash verification and provenance
native = load_released_dataset("austin311", config="native")

…or from the command line with --dataset covid. The full seahorse-stpp/<id> reference still works everywhere a short name does. Cards marked paper are the ten real-data corpora and the synthetic controls of the Seahorse benchmark; legacy marks the three Neural-STPP benchmark splits kept for comparison with earlier work; not benchmarked marks released datasets outside the paper. Three repositories are script-only: their source licences do not permit hosting the data, so they ship a rebuild script and the expected hashes instead.

Moving through the city

space · docks and pickup points

Incidents & city services

space · where something was reported

Earth & environment

space · latitude and longitude on the globe

Population health

space · case geography

Beyond the map

space · not a map at all

BOLD5000non-2Dnot benchmarked bold5000 Eventized neural responses derived from BOLD5000 fMRI recordings — included to show STPP space need not be geographic. spacethe braintimescan time
Supported — but not in the benchmark

BOLD5000, US wildfires and US traffic accidents are released and load like every other dataset. The paper's comparison covers the ten real-data paper datasets above, the synthetic controls, and the three legacy Neural-STPP splits, under one evaluation protocol.

Synthetic controls

space · whatever you configure it to be

When you need known ground truth — to isolate one factor that real data confounds — Seahorse also uses synthetic sequences from HawkesNest.


Want to add your own? See Add Your Dataset for the preparation checklist and Conversion Standard for the JSONL format.