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Curse Words and Deaths in Quentin Tarantino’s Films by cavedave in datasets

[–]cavedave[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As used in this article A Complete Catalog Of Every Time Someone Cursed Or Bled Out In A Quentin Tarantino Movie

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Curse Words and Deaths in Quentin Tarantino’s Filmsdataset (github.com)

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Point me in the right direction for interesting Geospatial Datasets. by CapaneusPrime in datasets

[–]cavedave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disease datasets CDC

Promed

Project Tycho

WHO

osha workplace deaths police officer deaths

Wonder causes of death

Country exports data

I think the Wonder one is great

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Irish Election Spending 2016 (liveatthewitchtrials.blogspot.co.uk)

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Can we predict flu deaths with Machine Learning and R? by cavedave in MachineLearning

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I didn't make it. I was just looking at making flu pandemic epidemiology models in R and came across it

Can we predict flu deaths with Machine Learning and R? by cavedave in MachineLearning

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Influenza is an important topic. Something like 2% of GDP is predicted to be lost to a flu pandemic in the 21st century. Things we can do to reduce the deaths would be good

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Can we predict flu deaths with Machine Learning and R? (shiring.github.io)

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Interpersonal Trust by Country by cavedave in datasets

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more data is here https://ourworldindata.org/trust

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Interpersonal Trust by Countrydataset (jdsurvey.net)

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What are the most interesting/surprising/ data sets you have come acorss? by onlyonespooky in datasets

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This one of what US people die of between 1999-2015 is very interesting https://www.reddit.com/r/datasets/comments/5n44bz/underlying_cause_of_death_19992015/

All osrt of interesting questions about what kills people can be answered by looking at state level data.

Some of the very long datasets of food prices are interesting. I can dig one up if economic history is your cup of tea.

I also love the "what causes war" datasets. I think it is an interesting area.

Whether data should be treated as a public good by cavedave in datasets

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Interesting argument about why we should have an /r/datasets

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Whether data should be treated as a public goodMETA (real-estate-and-urban.blogspot.co.uk)

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Bumble bee mimicking Robber fly by cavedave in Beekeeping

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The sneaky fake bumble bees. what will the cunning devils think of next?

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Bumble bee mimicking Robber fly (flickr.com)

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Texas Resident Infant, Maternal, and Fetal Deaths by cavedave in datasets

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Recent Increases in the U.S. Maternal Mortality Rate. Maternal deaths in Texas are a source of some argument at the moment.

It looks like there is other interesting data at the site

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Texas Resident Infant, Maternal, and Fetal Deathsdataset (dshs.texas.gov)

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Underlying Cause of Death, 1999-2015 by cavedave in datasets

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This data was used in stand-your-ground laws result in more fatal shootings

But I can imagine it being used for loads of more checks dealing with changes in causes of death

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Underlying Cause of Death, 1999-2015dataset (wonder.cdc.gov)

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Mathematics for Human Flourishing by cavedave in PhilosophyofScience

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Not exactly PoS but I thought there was enough on the why here and some of the effects of biases in society on the who and what of science that it was worth posting here.

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Mathematics for Human Flourishing (mathyawp.wordpress.com)

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Who Fights and who supports Wars Replication data by cavedave in datasets

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there is data from a few papers here Reassessing American Casualty Sensitivity: The Mediating Influence of Inequality is one. Replication Data is the actual link to the data but I thought direct linking to a zip was unwise.

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Who Fights and who supports Wars Replication datadataset (people.bu.edu)

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Product Trade by Year and Country by cavedave in datasets

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This allows cool things like seeing Germany still makes the most printing presses 600 years after gutenberg http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/stacked/sitc/export/show/all/7264/1995.2014/

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Product Trade by Year and Countrydataset (atlas.media.mit.edu)

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Graph Isomorphism not solvable in quasipolynomial time after all by SOberhoff in compsci

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January 9, 2017 update: quasipolynomial claim restored http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~laci/update.html

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