# Sample Data A small subset of the [Multisite PPG Dataset](../README.md) for quick inspection, tutorial work, and pipeline testing without pulling the full ~18.6 GB. ## Contents This subset contains two participants — **P7** and **P8** — laid out exactly like the main dataset: ``` sample_data/ ├── raw_data/ │ ├── P7/ # Earring / Necklace / Ring / Watch raw recordings │ │ # + Polar H10 ECG + Polar H10 accelerometer │ │ # + activity log │ └── P8/ # Same structure as P7 └── ppg_windowed_data/ ├── P7/ # Pre-windowed PPG segments (8 s windows, 1 s stride) └── P8/ # Same structure as P7 ``` **Total size:** ~1.42 GB. ## How it was obtained The files in this folder are bit-for-bit copies of `raw_data/P7/`, `raw_data/P8/`, `ppg_windowed_data/P7/`, and `ppg_windowed_data/P8/` from the main dataset — no resampling, filtering, downsampling, or other modification was applied. File schemas, dtypes, sampling rates, units, and gap-handling conventions are identical to the full dataset. P7 and P8 were chosen as representative samples because both participants have: - Data from all four wearable sites (Earring, Necklace, Ring, Watch), - Both Polar H10 reference signals (ECG and 3-axis accelerometer), - Non-empty self-reported activity logs spanning multiple labelled activities. ## Download just the sample data If you only want to try the format on a small footprint, fetch this folder alone instead of the whole repository: ```bash python -c ' from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download snapshot_download( repo_id="anonymous-ppg-dataset/multisite-ppg-submission", repo_type="dataset", local_dir="anonymous-ppg-dataset/multisite-ppg-submission", allow_patterns="sample_data/*", ) ' ``` This pulls roughly 1.42 GB instead of 18.6 GB. Files land under `anonymous-ppg-dataset/multisite-ppg-submission/sample_data/`, mirroring the on-Hub structure. ## Further documentation For file-level schemas (keys, shapes, dtypes), sampling-rate details, activity-log format, intended uses, limitations, ethics, and license, see the [main dataset README](../README.md). Everything documented there applies identically to this subset.