Pinned Repositories
agent-based-modelling
Materials associated with the Agent-based Modelling training series
being-a-computational-social-scientist
Materials associated with the Becoming a Computational Social Scientist training series
computational-social-science
Materials associated with the Coding Demonstrations training series
Crime_Data_in_R
This is a repository collecting all the materials, code, resources and extras for a UKDS workshop on Crime Data in R.
CSS-overview
Materials and information relating to the New Forms of Data training series
social-network-analysis
Materials associated with the Social Network Analysis training series
Synthetic-Data
Collection of resources related to the Synthetic Data Webinar series
text-mining
Materials associated with theText-mining for Social Science Research training series
web-scraping
Materials associated with the Web-scraping for Social Science Research training series
working-with-twitter-data
Resources on Twitter for Research
UK Data Service Open's Repositories
UKDataServiceOpen/computational-social-science
Materials associated with the Coding Demonstrations training series
UKDataServiceOpen/web-scraping
Materials associated with the Web-scraping for Social Science Research training series
UKDataServiceOpen/text-mining
Materials associated with theText-mining for Social Science Research training series
UKDataServiceOpen/Crime_Data_in_R
This is a repository collecting all the materials, code, resources and extras for a UKDS workshop on Crime Data in R.
UKDataServiceOpen/Synthetic-Data
Collection of resources related to the Synthetic Data Webinar series
UKDataServiceOpen/agent-based-modelling
Materials associated with the Agent-based Modelling training series
UKDataServiceOpen/being-a-computational-social-scientist
Materials associated with the Becoming a Computational Social Scientist training series
UKDataServiceOpen/working-with-twitter-data
Resources on Twitter for Research
UKDataServiceOpen/ML_Workshop
UKDataServiceOpen/Time-Series-Analysis-and-Forecasting
This repo contains the material from the UKDS workshop named 'an introduction to time series analysis and forecasting'. In this repo you will find the slide deck as well as the R code from the live demonstration.
UKDataServiceOpen/TimeDiaryAnalysis
This repository contains the shareable course material for the Introduction to Quantitative Time Diary Analysis short course
UKDataServiceOpen/ICTeSSH-Arrow-of-Time
UKDataServiceOpen/Person_Identy_First_Language
A public repository to address all the steps needed to acquire, process and analyse text from medical journal articles. These steps are needed to address, through text mining methods, how medical journal articles use person-first or identity-first language in order to identify patterns of interest.
UKDataServiceOpen/Data-Preprocessing
UKDataServiceOpen/InteractiveGender
A project for IASSIST 2023 on interactive visualisations for 2021 UK sexual orientation and gender identity data.
UKDataServiceOpen/CensusWorkshop
This free course is aimed at those interested in learning how to use census microdata to explore aspects of social inequality.
UKDataServiceOpen/Coding_in_public
UKDataServiceOpen/DSP-core-inference
Initial content for the Statistical inference from social survey Survey Skills Pathway module
UKDataServiceOpen/ECHG_Language
UKDataServiceOpen/Interactive_vis
This repository holds materials for the Interactive Visualisation workshop.
UKDataServiceOpen/Introduction_to_the_BSA
Data Skills Pathway extra module on using British Social Attitudes Survey data
UKDataServiceOpen/Introduction_to_the_FRS
Data Skills Pathway extra module on using the Family Resources Survey data
UKDataServiceOpen/LFS_2022_Workshop_Material
This repo contains all materials for the 2022 workshop 'Introduction to the Labour Force Survey and Annual Population Survey'
UKDataServiceOpen/PlacingCovid19Workshop
This workshop introduces ecological analysis to explore demographic characteristics of places and explain uneven patterns of social phenomena. We model the association between Covid cases, and deprivation, occupation, ethnic diversity, housing conditions and age profile to illustrate the power of ecological analysis. On completion of the workshop, you will appreciate the statistical geography of England, the data available from standard census tables and be able to extract relevant indicators from them, explore their spatial distribution and develop a statistical model for the rate of Covid cases by local area in England. The workshop uses the GeoDa software, a user-friendly interactive tool to analyse spatial data. The skills and knowledge you develop will inform future spatial analyses of social phenomena using data from the 2021 census when this becomes available. We will provide materials for you to explore your own research questions and be available to answer questions during the festival.
UKDataServiceOpen/r-course-starter
UKDataServiceOpen/TestRepo
Demo
UKDataServiceOpen/Text-Mining-Health
UKDataServiceOpen/UKDS_RGuide
UKDataServiceOpen/Urban_Tapestry
UKDataServiceOpen/Virtual_Environments