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onevoteweb

A Shiny version (in a basic way) of one vote, two vote, red vote, blue vote

parentvalues

Values of NZ parents from the WVS

phrmac_example

pokies

politcalterms

making a comparison of terms used by voters for various New Zealand political parties (in R)

pop-migrate

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prevalence

repo for the calculated percentage of people you meet out and about with Covid 19 in NZ adjusted for current levels of underreporting. CC-0 do what you like with this data. Original source Ministry of Health GitHub repo, but modified by David Hood's underreporting rate estimate.

r-tidyverse-4-datasets

R and the Tidyverse for working with data

resbaz21dh

resbaz files

road_accident_fatigue

New Zealand Road accidents and fatigue

robocatcalls

some code for analysing the role of robot accounts in the 2017 New Zealand general election

rweekly.org

R Weekly

sa2hospital

A csv file with the driving distance to every hospital for every SA2 statistical area. Deliberately made with open data licensed sources

shopping

practice data for pattern analysis

sk23

NZ Skeptics conference 2023 data talk

sock_puppet_analysis

sorting_stat

A Hogwarts style Twitter account sorter

statatlasnz

A Statistical Atlas of New Zealand

strinonmy

some code for stringency, covid, & the economy

text-snippets

some off the cuff code

theme_otago

Theme R graphs in Otago styles

threeviews

Three views of one problem

tourgroups

Data near to a real world problem: assign every visitor to a tour they want to go on. bonus round- consider maximum joy, average happiness, and minimum unhappiness in which choice they get.

transparency

Some R code for the Transparency International Perceptions of Corruption datasets

trumptweetsent

Trump Tweets with sentiment values attached

twitter_reading_download

R code for downloading the Tweets made by the accounts followed by Twitter account

unecon

Countries selected United Nation's Security Council and Rate of GDP Growth

wholancet

work_covid_2023

This is where all the files and analysis code for David Hood's presentation to the Covid & Work Symposium on the 23rd of February 2023 https://events.otago.ac.nz/covidandwork/ are going to be made available in the hope they are useful to others.