It took forever and it’s way overdue, but the United States Census Bureau…
Software
Programs and online applications to help you make use of data.
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US Census Bureau open source
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Simulate the world as an emoji system of rules
We tend to think of life in terms of cause and effect. Do…
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Colors from images in R →
A how-to to break down images into just their colors.
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An uncertain spreadsheet for estimates
A lot of data you get are estimates with uncertainty attached. Plus or…
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geomnet →
An R package for “Network visualization in the ‘ggplot2’ framework” by the folks at Iowa State.
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R growth on StackOverflow reigns supreme
Joshua Kunst did a quick analysis on tag usage on StackOverflow, the question…
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Squaire.js →
JavaScript library from Wall Street Journal to make the now popular square state grid.
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k-means + d3.js →
The simple clustering technique implemented with d3.js.
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Fast image classifications in real-time
NeuralTalk2 uses neural networks to caption images quickly. To demonstrate, the video below…
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Plotly.js, a JavaScript graphing library, open-sourced
Plotly, a service that lets you make interactive charts online, open-sourced their main…
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rchess →
An R package for chess move generation and validation.
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Vizable, for data exploration on an iPad
Vizable is a free iPad app from Tableau Software that helps you explore…
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Trifacta Wrangler to format and clean data
Data wrangling — formatting and cleaning — is a sore spot and stumbling…
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tigris →
A package to help you download and map TIGER shapefiles in R.
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Seaborn →
A Python library for visualization. Surprised I just heard of it.
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d3-jetpack →
Forgot about this. The d3-jetpack from Gregor Aisch makes some of the more tedious tasks in d3.js a bit shorter and intuitive.
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Turn a two-way mirror into an information display
Here’s a fun project to try over the weekend. Hannah Mitt and Andrew…
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R course material →
A small set of tutorials to learn the basics of R.
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Work with Google Sheets in R →
Use the googlesheets package to import data.
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Extracting NBA player movement data
There’s no direct download, but there is an API.








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