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This short course is designed to introduce learners to Bayesian analysis and how it can be applied within both the R and Python programming languages.
Learn more on Introduction to Bayesian data analysisIn this introductory course, we will cover the basics of Natural Language Processing (NLP) topics.
Learn more on Natural Language Processing (NLP) in RThis course will introduce the survey development area of question design methodology.
Learn more on Awareness in questionnaire designThis short course is designed to introduce learners to modern software development approaches.
Learn more on Introduction to Continuous IntegrationThis course focuses on best practice in programming in terms of readability.
Learn more on Best practice in programming – clean codeThis online event will look at the importance of collaboration between policy professionals and analysts.
Learn more on Analysis skills within the Policy Profession – Workshop 3 of 4Geraldine Tetteh blogs about the work of the International Analysis Team and the benefits of working together.
Learn more on Working together: Innovating new policy for digital tradeDrop-in with any queries related to communicating data, statistics or analysis. This could be about making content accessible, best practice for data visualisations or advice on written content.
Learn more on Communicating analysis drop-in clinic: 25 January 2023Katie O’Farrell blogs about non-response rates and the risk of non-response bias.
Learn more on Do you understand your survey non-response rates?This is a peer review workshop. It usually allows for around six to eight participants from across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Why should you take part in a peer review meeting? Taking part in one of these workshops gives you the chance to: work with colleagues from the wider GSS gain a fresh perspective […]
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