Hello Folks,
I am looking for (historical) data of various income groups across the
country. What I am looking for something similar to:
0 - 10,000 - % of total population
10,001 - 50,000 - % of total population
I thought the IT dept. would have such data, but could not locate it.
Tried
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 09:00:07PM -0800, Rakesh Kumar wrote:
did you try NSS data ?
I tried Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. A quick
lazy search for NSSO (National Sample Survey Office) took me to the
website of Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
Could
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 08:59:43AM -0500, Aaditya Dar wrote:
Re data on income groups: I am not sure if this is helpful but Abhijit
Banerjee and Thomas Piketty had a paper in 2005 (I think) where they used
income tax data to analyze share of income of the top 1%, 0.1% and 0.01% in
India. An
On 24/04, Vaibhav P wrote:
Very interesting.
But its nature being tightly coupled with Excel semantics, I wonder how
diverse scenarios it can attribute to.
They are using an excel file, instead of a plain text file, where one
might one would had semantics similar to any config file. Since
of the algorithms / technology used by
all of us are open sourced by their respective authors. If they had not
opened up their work ever, we (esp. the self-learners) would have never
learn't a thing about data science! :-)
Cheers,
ThinRhino
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On 02/06, Nisha Thompson wrote:
Hi ThinRhino,
THe answer to all your questions is yes. We do gravitate to political
discussions but it is not because those other discussions aren't allowed.
Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas on competitions and data
analysis! I think
On 28/07, Thejesh GN wrote:
I am less worried about Google but more about Open Street Map.
In this specific case Google is getting questioned for asking public to
map, which is exactly the case with OSM.
Is there anything that we can do preemptively to safe guard OSM?
I see this news
