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This dataset consists of sentences written by Enron employees on BlackBerry mobile devices.
We provide a series of test sets we recommend for use in text entry evaluations.
The sentence and sentence fragments were found by looking for messages with the
default BlackBerry signature at the end of an email. All the sentences were
manually reviewed and corrected. For each sentence, we provide metadata about the category
(business, personal, Enron-specific), how easy the sentence was to remember,
and how quickly and accurately the sentence was typed on full-sized keyboards.
For further details, see our paper A Versatile Dataset for Text Entry Evaluations Based on Genuine Mobile Emails.
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enronmobile.zip |
Zip file containing the Enron Mobile Dataset (contains everything below and much much more). |
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readme.txt |
Readme describing the dataset |
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mem1.txt |
40 easy to remember sentences, set 1 |
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mem2.txt |
40 easy to remember sentences, set 2 |
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mem3.txt |
40 easy to remember sentences, set 3 |
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mem4.txt |
40 easy to remember sentences, set 4 |
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mem5.txt |
40 easy to remember sentences, set 5 |
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mem.zip |
All 200 memorable sentences. |
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mem_wav.zip |
All 200 memorable sentences with WAV audio recordings of each. |
| Character combination sets: |
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bi40.txt |
40 sentences with representative character bigram frequencies |
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bi80.txt |
80 sentences with representative character bigram frequencies |
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bi160.txt |
160 sentences with representative character bigram frequencies |
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bi320.txt |
320 sentences with representative character bigram frequencies |
| Memorable character combination set: |
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mem_bi.txt |
40 sentence memorable sentences with representative bigram frequencies |
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