Center for Biomedical Informatics at Washington University in St. Louis Financial support for CBMI provided by: http://cbmi.wustl.edu/?q=sponsors 10 10 11 JavaScript AMIAWorkshop_DataVisualization 0 1 Jupyter Notebook AMIA2017Workshop_JupyterNotebook 3 1 AMIA Joint Summits Workshop on using Jupyter Notebooks to facilitate Research Reproducibility Python Research_Reproducibility 3 5 Ability of an entire experiment or study to be duplicated/replicated, either by the same researcher or by someone else working independently. twitter-mining-workshop 1 1 This is a basic hands-on workshop on mining Twitter data using Python. Twitter public data offers a lot of possibilities in public health research and this workshop will be interesting to public health and informatics researchers, as well as everyone interested in social media data mining. The workshop doesn't require Python knowledge, because scripts and programming environment will be readily provided to attendees in a computer lab. Attendees will learn how to access public data on Twitter using Python programming language, how the data is structured (what is JSON format), how the data can be filtered, analyzed and graphed, and also how to export results into CSV format. R MEDINFOTutorial_VisualizingOpsData 2 2 This repository contains R scripts and presentation files used in the tutorial at MEDINFO 2015 in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, August 20, 2015. DI4R_TutorialVisData 1 0 DI4R 2016 - Visualising Operational Informatics Data Using R demo-dashboard 0 1 Repository for demo dashboard, developed by Center for Biomedical Informatics at Washington University in St. Louis. The demo dashboard uses data inspired by Harry Potter series.
