Visualizing Tweets with Word2Vec and t-SNE, in Python I have been looking at methods to handle large datasets of high-dimensional data for visualization. There are many methods available (ie. PCA, Kernel PCA, Autoencoders, see this Google for a more), but the
Exposed authentication tokens of London Cycling Campaign This is a legacy post which is now being made public. In May 2017, the London Cycling Campaign had an insecure API endpoint which leaked user data. This post serves as a reflection
Sentiment analysis of Thameslink Tweets using Python 3 This post is based on the awesome workshop and tutorial from Rodol Foferro, which you can find here. I have wanted to undertake Twitter Natural Language Processing (NLP) for a while, and with
Imperial War Museums: Duxford This weekend I visited the Imperial War Museums: Duxford, I wanted to share a little of the history and some photographs. Back in 1940, the sky was filled with battling aircraft and the
pwned? app - learning Firebase and TypeScript using Have I Been Pwned? API I have blogged about the development of InDEx, which is a JavaScript-based app designed to reduce binge drinking in veterans. I developed InDEx using IONIC v1 and MEAN stack, at the time, these
Gist: HTML5 Video Player with JavaScript I have been working on a fun project which needed to read in a set of videos which are stored locally. Due to privacy, these videos are not uploaded to a server, they
InDEx: Open Source iOS and Android Software for Self-Reporting and Monitoring of Alcohol Consumption I am happy to report that the first paper from InDEx project, funded by the Medical Research Council, has been accepted and published in Journal of Open Research Software. You can read more
Conference Photography and Social Media: My Tips - #vmhc2018 I love attending conferences, but I have little experience in helping organise, manage or handle conference social media. But the latter is what I found myself doing last week, helping run the King's
Integrating electronic healthcare records of armed forces personnel: Developing a framework for evaluating health outcomes in England, Scotland and Wales Good news, we've recently published an Economic and Social Research Council funded study which looked at developing and describing a method which integrates the Electronic Healthcare Records (EHRs) of Armed Forces personnel in
Digital Analysis of Sit-to-Stand in Master Athletes, Healthy Old and Young Adults using a Depth Sensor Good news, departing from my current research direction, the article "Digital Analysis of Sit-to-Stand in Master Athletes, Healthy Old and Young Adults using a Depth Sensor" has been accepted for publication