Visualising Refugee and Asylum-Seeker Data
Infographics are an excellent way to display large and complex data. In this blog we use innovative data visualisations to capture some striking patterns in asylum-seeker and refugee data.
read moreInfographics are an excellent way to display large and complex data. In this blog we use innovative data visualisations to capture some striking patterns in asylum-seeker and refugee data.
read moreCumulative gains and lift curves are a simple and useful approach to understand what returns you are likely to get from running a marketing campaign and how many customers you should contact, based on targeting the most promising customers using a predictive model.
read moreA recent article in the Guardian newspaper reports new research highlighting that disadvantage is the main factor affecting student outcomes. Not only does this concur with our results from a recent blog, but it highlights how important both the type of analysis conducted and the clarity of reporting is to enable others to evaluate the often conflicting findings based on data.
read moreIn a previous post, we discussed how to analyse categorical data with two outcomes using logistic regression model. Here we extend the logistic regression model to the case of an outcome with more than two categories.
read moreThe Department for Education regularly publishes data on schools and the characteristics of their pupils. Previous analyses have shown regional differences in GCSE performance, but is there really a North/South divide?
read moreMost statistical analyses assume that the data collected are from a simple random sample of the population of interest. However, it’s not always possible or practical to take a SRS, and complex samples can be used to create more efficient or cheaper sampling designs.
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