Fetching tweets and metadata
Nathan Yau
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A beginners guide to streamed data from Twitter →
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Voting similarities between Netherland cities
This month the Netherlands held national elections, and now that the results are…
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k-means clustering →
Good explanation of the method to find centers of density, with interactive demos
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Make cool images with emergent algorithm
I’m not sure what I’d do with Ablaze.js, a JavaScript library by Patrick…
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Probability and Statistics Cookbook →
Open source PDF, although looks pretty technical on first glance
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Data Is Useless Without the Skills to Analyze It →
And visualization is useless without data; you do the math.
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Animated political contributions
The Forest of Advocacy is a series of animations that explores the political…
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Google Bacon Number →
When you Google “bacon number” followed by an actor’s name, you’ll get the degrees of separation
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Comparing Map Projections →
Slick demo showing what projections preserve and lose
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Soundscapes of city pollution
Aaron Rueben and Gabriel Isaacman used data from sampling air in tunnels, where…
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Presidential campaign stops mapped →
Emily Chow, Ted Mellnik, and Karen Yourish for The Washington Post mapped where…
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Networked Life →
New course on how social, economic and technological structures interact
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Infographics Education →
Video tutorials on using Illustrator by professor Mike Wirth
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Review: The Functional Art
Alberto Cairo’s newly translated book on information graphics, The Functional Art, is a…
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Scraping HTML with Google Docs →
Old, but I keep coming back to it. Simple use of ImportHtml() function brings an HTML table into spreadsheet
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How people are connected on Facebook, by country
As part of the Stories initiative that Facebook launched yesterday, an interactive map…
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History of tax breaks →
Kat Downs, Laura Stanton and Karen Yourish of The Washington Post look at…
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Wikipedia is dominated by male editors
After he saw a New York Times article on the gender gap among…
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Building a Bubble Cloud →
Tutorial based on the NYT graphic on word use at the National Conventions
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Some ggplot2 themes →
Including the Economist, Stata, and oh yes, Excel 2003 [via]