Commerce Data Service

Project to develop a bot that is built to push Census data to Wikidata

Predicting Income: Building a Classifier from Census Data, an end-to-end machine learning example using Pandas and Scikit-Learn

Experimental CPC to NAICS crosswalk developed using NLP techniques.

A quick script to process CPC code definition XML files

This repo contains code for the Commerce Data Academy website.

Web crawler to get relevant information about Census website parent and child topics.

As part of an EU-US Transatlantic Open Data Partnership, the eu.us.opendata R library was developed to provide access to comparable datasets from the EU and the US. This version is in alpha. Feedback welcome -- submit an issue via this repo!

The CDAC provides expert guidance and insight to the Department of Commerce's data leadership, covering a wide range of pressing issues in data and technology.

Source Files from NetZero

Power disaggregation model for Net-Zero Energy Residential Test Facility (NZERTF)

Data Usability Project tutorial on getting started with NOAA's global weather forecasting data. Produced by Mapbox

Commerce Data Service, Data Science team product focused on identifying use cases of VIIRS satellite imagery

Revised Data Usability project website

A web resource for getting started with US Dept of Commerce data

As part of the Commerce Data Usability Project, experts from Deloitte and Datawheel have created a tutorial that explores United States traffic congestion through the Data USA platform.

This is a set of scripts to download Patent Trials and Appeals Board data, munge, and load into a Solr instance.

Repository of slides for the 2016 White House Open Data Innovation Summit - Economic Growth Track.

A series of high value datasets that developers in the private sector can innovate on top of to fuel public good

Using the Census Bureau's Business Dynamics API, DataScience.com has developed a tutorial on business survival rates using Python

Earth Genome describes how environmental data can be used to inform industry decision making and illustrates how to get started with Digital Elevation Model (DEM) data

How often should we update our software to stay secure? The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) maintains a database of reported vulnerabilities. We can take a look and try to get some answers.