license: mit
language:
- en
pretty_name: Comprehensive SERP Data (v2)
tags:
- serp
- search-engines
- information-retrieval
- web-scraping
- reproducibility
Comprehensive SERP Data (v2)
A reproducible dataset for studying how news-derived search terms propagate through multiple search engines, and how technical/content/accessibility signals vary across ranked results.
This repository contains:
- the query/keyword seeds,
- SERP indexing outputs,
- the derived feature dataset used for analysis,
- and documentation reports describing acceptance, outliers, and dataset health.
What’s inside (high level)
Core inputs (analysis seeds)
keywords.csv: news headline–derived search terms and related metadata (title, url, section, pub_date, word_count, text_saved_path).
(Report: ~3.3k rows; date range spans 2025-10 to 2026-01.)
Index & derived data products
index.parquet: indexed SERP results (record-level index; includes engine, rank, url, collection metadata). Check theindex_stats.mdfor more details.dataset-20260222_141303.parquet: final derived dataset used in analysis.
The dataset was generated from index.parquet with an acceptance configuration and optional outlier handling; see reports/ for full details.
Dataset snapshot (this release)
- Final dataset file:
dataset-20260222_141303.parquet - Generated: 2026-02-22
- Total records (final): 86,563
- Engines: Google, Brave, Mojeek
- Rank range: 1–20
Acceptance / filtering overview
The final dataset is produced by applying an acceptance policy (e.g., status=ok, HTTP 200, minimum content, required similarity fields, and required runtime/accessibility metrics). See:
reports/dataset-20260222_141303.md(generation report)
Outliers & consistency
Outlier detection and extraction consistency checks are summarized in:
Repository structure (recommended)
├── data/
│ ├── keywords.csv
│ ├── index.parquet
│ └── dataset-20260222_141303.parquet
├── raw/
│ ├── scraping/
│ ├── serp/
└── reports/
├── dataset-20260222_141303.md
├── extraction_*.md
├── index_stats.md
└── outlier_report.md
How to use
Our collection, extraction, and analysis pipeline is available in the serp-profiler-kit repository.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.