The phrase "a complete dataset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fully compiled collection of data on a specific subject or topic.
Example: "The researchers presented a complete dataset of the survey results to support their findings."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive collection of" or "a full set of data on".
KinectFusion is a software that is able to capture a complete dataset of a 3D scene reconstruction using the Microsoft Kinect depth sensor at a very low cost.
A complete dataset of shirt sponsorship in the Premier League era, recently collated by Jonathan Izzard, insights director at the sport and entertainment marketing agency Synergy, shows clearly how gambling and casinos have come to dominate.
This study's purpose was to determine a complete dataset of muscle tendon parameters for predicting the moment generating capacity and force length dependence for external rotation of infraspinatus, supraspinatus and teres minor muscles.
Sequence capture and assembly were robust, leading to a complete dataset of 415 exons for 139 species (147 terminals) that consisted of 128 Neotropical species, six African taxa, and five Indo-Malagasy cichlids.
This study established a point-wise satellite altimetry approach to monitor the fluctuations of the Caspian Sea using a complete dataset of TOPEX/Poseidon for the period 1993 to the middle of 2002, and its follow-on Jason-1 for the period 2002 to August 2009.
The RE values were >1 with a maximum value of 3.4 (Figure 4) for the plot sizes ranging from 200 1900 m2 for which we have a complete dataset of 30 plots.
Although the experimental study provided a complete dataset for the assessment of HI titers from individual ducks monitored over six sampling periods, the birds in that study were knowingly infected with H5 subtype virus.
With a large number of patients who had confirmed transmission history (176) and a complete dataset for 18, the level of confidence is high that the results obtained in this study are representative for convalescent SARS patients.
Geneva was selected for comparison due the availability of a complete dataset for analysis.
Our sampling of gardens (n = 17) and dumps (n = 17) from lab-maintained colonies and field-collected gardens (n = 9) and dumps (n = 19) from five mature colonies of Atta colombica resulted in a complete dataset that consisted of 156 lipid markers (Table S2).
Our evaluation of alternative approaches to imputation for limited-range variables was conducted within a simulation framework in which we fixed a particular complete dataset of interest and repeatedly set data to missing, comparing the results of MI-based inferences for two target parameters with the results from the complete data [ 20, 21].
