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> 📣 TSDB now supports a total of 1️⃣6️⃣8️⃣ time-series datasets ‼️
-TSDB is a part of [PyPOTS project](https://github.com/WenjieDu/PyPOTS) (a Python toolbox for data mining on Partially-Observed Time Series), and was separated from PyPOTS for decoupling datasets from learning algorithms.
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TSDB is created to help researchers and engineers get rid of data collecting and downloading, and focus back on data processing details. TSDB provides all-in-one-stop convenience for downloading and loading open-source time-series datasets (available datasets listed [below](https://github.com/WenjieDu/TSDB#-list-of-available-datasets)).
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```python
import tsdb
-tsdb.list_available_datasets() # list all available datasets in TSDB
-data = tsdb.load(
- 'physionet_2012') # select the dataset you need and load it, TSDB will download, extract, and process it automatically
-tsdb.download_and_extract('physionet_2012', './save_it_here') # if you need the raw data, use download_and_extract()
-tsdb.list_cache() # datasets you once loaded are cached, and you can check them with list_cached_data()
-tsdb.delete_cache(dataset_name='physionet_2012') # you can delete only one specific dataset and preserve others
-tsdb.delete_cache() # or you can delete all cache with delete_cached_data() to free disk space
+# list all available datasets in TSDB
+tsdb.list_available_datasets()
+# select the dataset you need and load it, TSDB will download, extract, and process it automatically
+data = tsdb.load('physionet_2012')
+# if you need the raw data, use download_and_extract()
+tsdb.download_and_extract('physionet_2012', './save_it_here')
+# datasets you once loaded are cached, and you can check them with list_cached_data()
+tsdb.list_cache()
+# you can delete only one specific dataset and preserve others
+tsdb.delete_cache(dataset_name='physionet_2012')
+# or you can delete all cache with delete_cached_data() to free disk space
+tsdb.delete_cache()
```
That's all. Simple and efficient. Enjoy it! 😃