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Arthur Turrell

@arthurturrell

Find me in the blue place. Economic data scientist. Book on nuclear fusion, 'The Star Builders', out now with S&S/W&N. Views my own.

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4 months ago

We're back, baby!

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a month ago

Smartrappy update: it now analyses Jupyter Notebooks too! smartrappy analyses projects to infer the directed acyclic graph (DAG) of code and data dependencies,whether the data exist at all on disk—essentially it untangles spaghetti code! aeturrell.github.io/smartrappy/

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a month ago

Twitter data hive mind! Are there any OPEN sets of image data taken from wearables? (I know some exist on secure systems.) #data #rstats #pydata #econtwitter

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a month ago

Sweden has reliable statistics unusually far back in time, which makes it a useful country to look at for long-running trends. Statistics Sweden shows >40 mums are not a new phenomenon: in the late 1800s, 12% of children were born to women >40, compared with 5% today.

Sweden has reliable statistics unusually far back in time, which makes it a useful country to look at for long-running trends. <a href="/StatsSweden/">Statistics Sweden</a> shows &gt;40 mums are not a new phenomenon: in the late 1800s, 12% of children were born to women &gt;40, compared with 5% today.