Trust in Data
An exploration of why a high bar of data quality is imperative for every institution.
A series of lectures presented by Gresham College.
These lectures will be given by Professor John Mullan, Visiting Professor of English Literature.
How did the novel – that upstart literary form – come to dominate the literary marketplace? How do novels seize and absorb the attention of their readers?
In this lecture series Visiting Professor John Mullan will combine his scholarly expertise in the history of the English novel in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with his interest in contemporary fiction.
The nine lectures look at the formal tricks and devices of modern literary fiction, but also see how these reach back to the innovations of the great eighteenth- and nineteenth-century novelists.
An exploration of why a high bar of data quality is imperative for every institution.
Building on concepts around reconceptualisation of anonymisation as ‘de-personalisation'.
In this whitepaper, Palantir describes a novel model lifecycle framework built upon common software.
A review of the adult skills and education sector for the City of London.
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