Alternative data datasets
Browse by provider, category, marketplace, access, delivery and license
Mid-1980s socio-economic data focused on household-level measurements and income distributions.
Population dynamics, public health metrics, and broader social welfare indicators from the early-to-mid 1980s.
Environmental sustainability, information and communications technology, and ecological indicator datasets from the mid-1980s.
Workforce statistics, employment patterns, and structural transformation records from the mid-1980s.
Later and continuously updated statistical outputs capturing developments from the late 1980s through the 1990s.
Bespoke and non-standardized collections assembled for specialized analytical requirements.
Industry output, price indices, and environmental measurement series standardized under reference 70.
Financial sector data and macroeconomic statistical releases standardized under reference 71.
A cross-domain collection of statistical frameworks covering standards 72 through 74.
Statistical reference data spanning codes 75 to 79, focused on energy, business cycles, and legal metrics.
Quality-controlled hourly weather measurements from every Dutch station from 1951 onward, refreshed each day.
A 220-million-row consumer file forms the foundation for ZIP-code-level analytics.
Predictable behavioral and demographic insights drawn from more than 55 million mobile devices and over 20,000 applications.
A consolidated feed of ZIP code and location-based information aggregated from multiple sources.
A publication covering the field of orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics.
A curated, well-organized collection of documents formatted for straightforward ingestion into retrieval-augmented generation systems.
Content structured to serve as a retrieval-augmented knowledge foundation for a domain-specific research tool.
Source material for developing or refining language models aimed at answering questions about past public health issues, disease patterns, and the history of medicine.
A collection examining surgical practice during a period of technological and medical advancement.
Records documenting medical practices and treatments at the height of the Victorian period.
Materials on public health, sanitation, and disease patterns in Canada during the early 1900s.
A leading Canadian medical publication covering the years 1911 through 1930.
A prominent trade publication serving pharmacists across the United Kingdom.
A curated collection drawn from five leading dental journals, comprising 95,763 processed rows prepared for machine learning, with bias reviews and source lineage documentation.
Curated training corpus with an AI Readiness Score of 84 out of 100, positioned for regulated industry model development.
A 1912 publication, Volume 1 Number 6, featuring financial journalism from the early twentieth century.
A collection of financial reporting from the early 1900s spanning 1902 through 1930.
Foundational editions of a historic American business publication from its earliest years.
Pre-1930 textual material on genetics and inheritance that has been cleaned and formatted for machine learning use.
A vetted pool of roughly seven hundred thousand articles drawn from six flagship periodicals, supplied as Regulation Ready AI training material with documented provenance and bias review.
A curated corpus optimized for retrieval-augmented generation systems and semantic similarity queries.
Organized text collection well suited for retrieval-augmented generation, longitudinal language modeling, and dialogue-based data exploration.
Curated and audited corpus drawing from two leading obstetrics and gynecology journals, formatted for artificial intelligence workflows.
Curated historical clinical text that has been cleaned and checked for bias to support better model reasoning and factual grounding.
A leading peer-reviewed publication focused on otolaryngology, covering ear, nose, and throat clinical practice.
Structured corpus optimized for retrieval-augmented generation and semantic similarity tasks, featuring duplicate removal, complete data fields, and substantial record counts.
Refined surgical records with documented bias review, released under public domain terms and available through a 30-day evaluation access.
Ready-to-use collection suited for retrieval-augmented question answering on historical medical topics.
Dataset focused on early-stage multiple sclerosis studies and clinical neurology.
Well-suited for embedding-based search and retrieval-augmented generation across a unified historical text collection.
Useful for retrieval-augmented legal history analysis, similarity-based search, and pretraining language models specialized in legal text.
A historical archive focused on medical and surgical practices from 1847 through 1898 during the Civil War era.
The inaugural issue of what is considered the earliest medical journal published in America, dated 1797.
A curated collection designed to function as a retrieval-augmented generation knowledge base and a resource for historical research.
Authorized UK Air Ministry publication containing meteorological, climatological, and oceanographic records.
Documentation covering the historical emergence of pharmacy as a recognized profession.
Historical psychological writing reviewed for demographic and social biases, intended to support language model training and evaluation.
A reference collection designed to support retrieval-augmented generation and the study of historical language models.
Sanitized archive of past medical and scientific periodicals reviewed for bias, intended to strengthen grounded reasoning in language models.
Longest continuously published aeronautical periodical still in circulation.
Voice representing the Canadian nursing profession.
Premier Canadian business daily covering the period from 1907 through 1930.
Globally recognized peer-reviewed medical publication of the highest standing.
Historical record of American medical periodical publishing during the 1800s.
The oldest medical periodical still in circulation across the United States has been prepared for modern artificial intelligence use cases.
This collection shows high suitability for machine learning model development and retrieval-augmented generation workflows.
A nineteenth-century medical review publication that summarized each year's clinical literature for practicing physicians.
Laboratory records covering non-genomic testing events performed during the calendar year 2024.
Laboratory records covering non-genomic testing events performed from January 2025 through September 17, 2025.
Laboratory records covering complete blood count (CBC) testing events spanning January 2016 to September 17, 2025.