ParliAI – using AI tools to monitor parliamentary coverage of the ONS across the UK
Introduction As part of understanding user need, monitoring parliamentary coverage is an important way to understand how people use Office…
Transport Performance: A reproducible and reusable toolkit for measuring transport network performances internationally
We have built a new, open-source toolkit for measuring the performance of urban centre transport networks
Bus reliability – analysing the morning travel peak across England
We have explored the feasibility of using open data to analyse local transport performance. In this publication we demonstrate how to produce hyperlocal bus service coverage and punctuality metrics.
ClassifAI – Exploring the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) to assign free text to commonly used classifications
We are developing a new tool, “ClassifAI”, which is an experimental text classification pipeline
Ship Traffic in Critical Maritime Passages
Critical maritime passages are narrow passages of water that are important due to their role in international trade, maritime navigation, and geopolitics.
Developing a Privacy Preserving Record Linkage toolkit
The ONS takes very seriously its responsibility to link datasets securely, ethically and robustly, and is taking a leading role in exploring how new technology can help us achieve this.
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