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Attributing ethnicity using someone’s name

Darren Stillwell blogs about the benefits and drawbacks of using someone's name to infer their ethnicity.

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Introduction to the Code of Practice

Course details: This is an introductory session aimed at statistical producers. It covers: how the Code of Practice for Statistics works in practice the UK statistical system the difference between official, National and experimental statistics, and management information case studies to show how the code has been applied in the past Learning outcomes: After attending […]

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Exploring the user need for statistical coherence

The value of statistically coherent data The value of Government departments working together to produce ‘coherent’ statistics and analysis is well known. But we do not have such a clear understanding of the needs of our data users in relation to coherence. To understand this better, we have we have been working on an exciting […]

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Data visualisation e-learning

Audience: An introductory level course for anyone who has to create data visualisations for internal or external communications. Provider: Analysis Function Central Team Aims: How to create charts that communicate messages clearly and with impact. Best practice approaches for formatting and publishing data visualisations. How to make data visualisations more accessible to all, regardless of […]

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Diversity and Inclusion Spotlight – October 2022

October’s update from the Analysis Function Diversity and Inclusion group.

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Turning population health intelligence into action

The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) explain their approach to support product developers in producing intelligence outputs that are accessible, useable, and meet the needs of different audiences.

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Supporting the Office for National Statistics (ONS) with new statistical methods

Nina Sommerland blogs about using a technique called Structural Equation Modelling (SEM).

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Transforming energy data pipelines

Joseph Elliston of the the department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) blogs about working with the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on digital transformation projects.

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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Awards 2022

Nominations for the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Awards 2022 are now open!

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Introduction to Reproducible Analytical Pipelines

Course details: This introductory workshop will provide learners with an understanding of: what Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) are and how using RAP can reduce risks in the workflow key concepts including: version control, packaging code and unit testing how RAP is being used in the GSS potential challenges and barriers to developing RAP Want more […]

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