Jools Kasmire and Christina Magder introduce synthetic data, how it’s used, and what fidelity means, before introducing us to a project exploring the benefits of low-fidelity synthetic data.
Category: Data
Jim Vine from Understanding Society gives an overview of the new types of data being collected as part of the Innovation Panel, the UK Household Longitudinal Study’s test bed for survey methods.
Annie Flynn from the Royal Statistical Society introduces the launch of a new open access journal, RSS: Data Science and AI, and the relaunch of the digital platform Real World Data Science.
Bill South and Louise Corti, based at the Office for National Statistics, reflect on some of the highlights from the Secure Research Service accomplished over the past 21 years.
In this post Christian Reynolds, Reader in Food Policy at the Centre for Food Policy, City University, London, introduces the upcoming H3 X Food & You 2: Data Hackathon and Visualization Event.
Vanessa Higgins shares about an exciting new project that seeks to develop computational skills in social science data services. She explains how the project will work and how it will benefit data service staff around the world.
In the second part of this blog post, Dan Muir, Senior Economist at Youth Futures Foundation discusses what impact evaluation is and why it matters.
In this two-part blog post, Dan Muir, Senior Economist at Youth Futures Foundation discusses what impact evaluation is and why it matters.
Dave Rawnsley, Senior Technical Co-ordinator for the UK Data Service, gives an overview of a new data platform that will make it easier to access International and Census data.