...a full list of the 14(!) books we have discussed in the group so far. We have to ensure content remains fresh and relevant, but doesn’t ignore the continuing appeal...
...checks within the code, but any sensitive code should be managed and kept private whilst all other code should, by default, be open source. We would particular urge the team...
...aspects to the code, so effort should be made to code in the open and share as much as possible with the rest of DWP, government community and third parties....
...will now see us promoting our events via the Analysis Function, Operational Research & Statistical Service newsletters, in addition to the Cross Government Data Science Slack #ethics channel. Some colleagues...
...it is necessary to find the complete follower list of each of the target account's followers. In the above case, this is Christ Trott's network who is UK Consul General...
...keep records of their work on a spreadsheet. It’s worth getting a list of these, together with any older spreadsheets for backfilling data. Connecting sources directly can make the dashboard...
...was easy to find any particular dashboard - just scroll up and down a list, start typing a dashboard name or use the department and agency filters to drill down....
...work to the community. There is a full list of speakers and topics at the bottom if you are curious about who we heard from. The value of new data...
...This takes the list of words in each document and classifies the word as positive or negative if it appears in a positive or negative list in the combined lexicon....
...the TEXT function: ="Last updated: " & TEXT(Today!B2, "dddd H:mmam/pm") Showing the last updated time You can also show the overall top searches list alongside the trending searches. Here we’re...
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