...title) and corresponding coded fields (i.e. Standard Occupation Codes (SOC)) that were manually assigned by operators. This data was suitable for supervised machine learning and he developed Naive Bayes Classification...
This is a new service to allow companies in the extractives industries (e.g. oil, coal) to file reports to meet the legal obligations under the Reports on Payments to Government...
...co-ordinates open standards in an open way. Discussion about possible new open standards is public (see an example here). People ask and answer questions about any new standard and then...
...media analysis, geospatial tools, web scraping and various types of visualisation (e.g. R Shiny and Leaflet and D3 javascript libraries). But we’re always open to new ideas... How do we...
...the team I used these indicators to create an automatic assessment tool in Python. I also iterated them to increase their predictive accuracy (by creating a new indicator, making the...
...least 1 day per week for 12 weeks, and we encourage you to spend that day at one of the hubs (London, Manchester, Newcastle, Newport, Sheffield, or Taunton). At the...
...20% of their time exploring new and innovative data science tools and techniques. Being at the centre of government transformation, we regularly needed to provide guidance or valuable advice on...
...publishing these reports will benefit both our users and our own work in 3 ways: First, the reports will help our users to understand issues that might affect how they...
...public sector. Our community has produced analysis and new ways of working to drive that response. The production of the analysis can support a much broader range of data-driven outcomes...
...ourselves to the highest ethical standards – including the development of a data ethics framework Embrace innovation – exploring how we might use new and emerging technologies to enhance our...
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