Sometimes it can be hard to visualise what text analytics can really mean – a lot of the time our brains seem to stop at keyword counting. Here’s one way of taking things a little further. Evolving Relationships A client had an interest in determining if relationships existed between various corporate entities. We can easily […]
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Harvesting medical data: a small project
Going through some old files I came across this piece of work we performed for a client some time ago – Search Project “…specific/sensitive biomarkers in certain cancers from the scientific literature and other online sources. For example might we be able to search in pancreatic or lung cancer for reports of biomarkers with say […]
gScore: some fun
We do occasionally allow ourselves some fun in the office (data-driven of course!)… Climbing App As you probably (don’t) know, Matt and I are avid climbers, and it seemed to us that there was no easy way of logging all your hard yards, 7c’s and broken fingernails over at the climbing wall. Hhmm, data, relationships, […]
Combined Harvester
Let’s change gears, skip the code, and look at a harvester in action. Here’s the url for you to play with and a user-guide / description – Data Harvesting: Stock Prices From the S&P500 we choose up to 5 tickers for their daily adjusted-closes. Store those into memory with “Load Prices” against a time-frame of our […]