The Data Science Accelerator is back
...there's a real advantage in getting in touch. Here are FAQ and more information about what you’re signing yourself up for! We plan to start the programme on 30 June....
...there's a real advantage in getting in touch. Here are FAQ and more information about what you’re signing yourself up for! We plan to start the programme on 30 June....
...gave us a useful opportunity to learn how to handle messy data in the real world Our 2021/22 cohort was split into 2 pairs to encourage the development of new...
...overview of the basic process digital teams have to go through to get involved with the platform. It explains what data needs to be displayed in every dashboard, and which...
...or you can show the actual report dates using ‘=Today!$B2’ in column C, then ‘=Today!$B2-1’ to calculate the day before in column D, and so on (and then customise how...
...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...
...touch If you work for the government and would like help getting started with your data, please don’t hesitate to get in touch at robin.linacre@digital.justice.gov.uk. You can also ask us...
...to an in-house user researcher. GDS were not assured how the current team would be able to design/test/code quickly without this support being in place, particularly for a Live service....
...a good story to tell. Further consideration should be given to how identity assurance might be incorporated into the application process rather than later at the assessment stage, and how...
...for and barriers to using a digital service is good, and the approaches to encourage digital take up are appropriate. However there is still some work to be done to...
...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...