Posts Tagged ‘ US ’

Exploring US healthcare data

April 13, 2014
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Exploring US healthcare data

A few days ago, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released some unprecedented data on the US healthcare system. The data consists of 9 million rows showing how much each doctor in the US charged Medicare, for what, and how much Medicare paid out. It doesn't quite cover everything (for example, services with less than 11 beneficiaries were removed for privacy reasons), but its the best thing we've…

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Managing Government Information as an Asset

May 10, 2013
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Managing Government Information as an Asset

A new Open Data Policy of the US Government says that ‘starting this week (9th May 2013) new and modernized …Continue reading »

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Tracking US Sentiments Over Time In Wikileaks

June 18, 2012
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Tracking US Sentiments Over Time In Wikileaks

Introduction I recently posted about using the Wikileaks cable corpus to find word use patterns, both over time, and in secret cables vs unclassified cables. I received a lot of good suggestions for further topics to pursue with the corpus, and probabl...

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Tracking US Sentiments Over Time In Wikileaks

June 18, 2012
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Tracking US Sentiments Over Time In Wikileaks

Introduction I recently posted about using the Wikileaks cable corpus to find word use patterns, both over time, and in secret cables vs unclassified cables. I received a lot of good suggestions for further topics to pursue with the corpus, Continue reading →

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