On 1 Apr 2004 06:45:29 -0800,
bc******@web.de (Beda Christoph
Hammerschmidt) wrote:
Any idea, where i can get this data ??
Make it yourself. That way you can control the size and the
distribution of certain features. If this process is automated, then
you can easily run tests over and over with different parameters.
It's often useful (but rarely done) to test, not just that "it works",
but to test for sensitivity to different sorts of load. Does
performance change with many small items, or with few large items ?
Does sorted/unsorted input data make a difference ?
Another source of "real world" data in a large corporate is to connect
to something like an LDAP server and use that. I've also done much of
my own testing with lists of endangered species form the WCMC. You may
also find the W3C site useful, particularly the RDF test cases (not
large, but they do demonstrate many obscure conditions).
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Smert' spamionam