However, they do NOT make them trivial or easy to just import in a generic way, probably due to abuse, wanting to track users, throttle, etc. There's no direct wget-able download link, as far as I can tell.
However, there is a standard api client for kaggle and a user with an account on kaggle can use that command line tool to import a dataset via the linux terminal. We should make that much more easier, tested, and supported.
Using +New --> Linux Terminal, then use the terminal as explained in the top answer here to import your data?
Kaggle has datasets like this -- https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/pranavchandane/scut-fbp5500-v2-facial-beauty-scores
However, they do NOT make them trivial or easy to just import in a generic way, probably due to abuse, wanting to track users, throttle, etc. There's no direct wget-able download link, as far as I can tell.
However, there is a standard api client for kaggle and a user with an account on kaggle can use that command line tool to import a dataset via the linux terminal. We should make that much more easier, tested, and supported.
Using +New --> Linux Terminal, then use the terminal as explained in the top answer here to import your data?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45261190/how-to-get-kaggle-competition-data-via-command-line-on-virtual-machine
The kaggle api they mention is documented here:
https://github.com/Kaggle/kaggle-api#download-competition-files