...t-SNE (t-Distributed Stochastic Neighbourhood Embedding). Dan fed this information into an algorithm called HDBSCAN to find meaningful groups, including one that contained appointments related to injections. Luke Stanbra from the...
...us provide trusted information to users and make sure other useful and trusted content from others is surfaced. Schema.org allows us to put in links to other pages with relevant...
...oversimplified view of customer journeys. Anne’s team used individual level data to follow customers through the Verify service, concentrating on customers with “less happy journeys”. They used data to devise...
...users have needs too. In my next blog post I’ll tell you more about the dashboard itself. I’ll describe how we decided: what to include where to host it how...
...that it has helped that product’s intended users to achieve their needs. In the case of the manual, we wanted our users to be able to find what they wanted...
...general introduction to data science, we recommend Wikipedia, the Data Scientist’s Toolbox and Data Science Central. Drew Conway's diagram is an introduction in itself... Choose a project This is perhaps...
...digital inclusion and social wellbeing activities need to be easy for users to find and interact with. They need to get the right information as quickly and efficiently as possible....
...sections which require integration. It is very difficult to judge whether the service is simple and intuitive for users to succeed first time as user research has been limited to...
Data is central to everything we do in GDS. Our user researchers, analysts and data scientists experts work alongside product teams to generate insights that make digital services better. The...
Today we’re releasing a new performance dashboard for activity on GOV.UK. This shows total web traffic to the GOV.UK site, the most popular content on GOV.UK, and trends in the...
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