# The `dataset_names` variable is a list that contains the names of various datasets. The datasets are
# categorized based on the number of variables they have.
dataset_names = [
    # Small datasets (<=100 variables)
    "nltcs",
    "msnbc",
    "kdd",
    "plants",
    "baudio",
    "jester",
    "bnetflix",
    # Medium datasets ([100, 500] variables)
    "accidents",
    "mushrooms",
    "adult",
    "connect4",
    "ocr_letters",
    "rcv1",
    "tretail",
    "pumsb_star",
    "dna",
    "kosarek",
    "msweb",
    "nips",
    "moviereview",
    # Large datasets (>500 variables)
    "book",
    "bbc",
    "cwebkb",
    "cr52",
    "voting",
    "ad",
    "tmovie",
    "c20ng",
    # MNIST digits
    "mnist_0",
    "mnist_1",
    "mnist_2",
    "mnist_3",
    "mnist_4",
    "mnist_5",
    "mnist_6",
    "mnist_7",
    "mnist_8",
    "mnist_9",
    # cifar10 categories
    "cifar10_0",
    "cifar10_1",
    "cifar10_2",
    "cifar10_3",
    "cifar10_4",
    "cifar10_5",
    "cifar10_6",
    "cifar10_7",
    "cifar10_8",
    "cifar10_9",
    # EMNIST characters
    "emnist_1",
    "emnist_2",
    "emnist_3",
    "emnist_4",
    "emnist_5",
    "emnist_6",
    "emnist_7",
    "emnist_8",
    "emnist_9",
    "emnist_10",
    "emnist_11",
    "emnist_12",
    "emnist_13",
    "emnist_14",
    "emnist_15",
    "emnist_16",
    "emnist_17",
    "emnist_18",
    "emnist_19",
    "emnist_20",
    "emnist_21",
    "emnist_22",
    "emnist_23",
    "emnist_24",
    "emnist_25",
    "emnist_26",
]
