Philip from infochimps posts the results of some heavy Twitter scraping. Data for…
Statistics
More than mean, median, and mode.
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All You Can Eat at the Twitter Data Buffet
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Do You Hate Statistics as Much as Everyone Else?
Photo by Darwin Bell
It happened again. I told someone I study statistics.… -
Scientists Can Now Map Your Dreams to an Image
I thought this was a joke when I first read it, but scientists…
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Amazon Gets In On the Public Data Arena
It was really only a matter of time, but Amazon now hosts public…
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Guess What State Searches for ‘Poo’ the Most – StateStats
StateStats is like Google Insights but on a state level. Type in a…
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Neighborhood Boundaries with Flickr Shapefiles
Neighborhood Boundaries by Tom Taylor uses Flickr Shapefiles and Yahoo! Geoplanet “to show…
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US Oil Doesn’t Come From Where You Think it Does
Where do you think the US imports the most oil from? Most of…
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New York Times Visualization Lab – Collaboration with Many Eyes
It was just a little over a week ago that The New York…
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Playboy Playmate Curves and the State of the Economy
Terry Pettijohn and Brian Jungeberg of Mercyhurst College took a very close look…
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Lexical Analysis of Presidential Debates and the Windbag Index
Martin Krzywinski, whose previous work includes Circos, digs deep into the presidential debate…
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Who’s Leading Whom? Predictive Markets Versus Polls
This is a guest post from Michael Drumheller, Dirk Karis, Raif Majeed and…
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New York Times Rolls Out Campaign Finance API
The New York Times announced the opening of their Developer Network a couple…
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3 Applications that Tap Into the Wisdom of Crowds
James Surowiecki writes in The Wisdom of Crowds that the group is smarter…
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OneGeology Wants to Be Geological Equivalent of Google Maps
There’s lots of free geographical data about what’s going on at the surface…
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If You’re a Criminal on the Run, Don’t Use GPS
With all the new technologies we’ve come to rely on, it’s easy to…
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FlowingData Cited in Forbes Magazine?
Whaaa? Cool beans.…
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What Do People Want to Do With Their Lives?
43 Things is a goal-setting community where people set goals, cheer each other…
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Our Non-ability to Misunderstand Statistics of Rare Events
Cory Doctorow from The Guardian writes about our inability to understand the statistics…
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Statistics is a Diverse Field With Different Paths of Study
It’s a focused expertise, but statistcs can be applied to a broad range of fields that produce data.
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U.S. Census Bureau’s 2008 Statistical Abstract – Looking at America’s Data
The U.S. Census Bureau released their 2008 Statistical Abstract, the National Data Book,…