Planning a Strong Health Economics Assignment
A practical guide to structuring an assignment, presenting epidemiological calculations and interpreting observational evidence without overstating causality.
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Open learning path →A connected SQL, Python and R core workflow with applied language extensions, built around a versioned transport-demand case study and executable review gates.
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Versioned environments, pinned data and executable checks rather than isolated syntax.
A connected SQL, Python and R handover from source validation to independent model audit.
A DuckDB workflow for pinning source data, testing its contract, defining a prediction moment and exporting chronological model features.
Reproduced 15 Aug 2026 02 Programming guide · 2026 edition Python for Data Scientists: Train a Reproducible Demand ModelA pandas and scikit-learn workflow for validation-led model selection, leakage-safe preprocessing, untouched holdout evaluation and reviewable artefacts.
Reproduced 15 Aug 2026 03 Programming guide · 2026 edition R for Data Scientists: Audit a Model and Its UncertaintyAn independent base-R audit that recalculates holdout errors, diagnoses performance by time group and block-bootstraps the paired model improvement.
Reproduced 15 Aug 2026Optional projects that consume reviewed core artefacts for communication, delivery or specialist analysis.
Turn reviewed Python predictions and an independent R audit into a validated JSON contract and an accessible, progressively enhanced diagnostic report.
Reproduced 15 Aug 2026 E02 Programming guide · 2026 edition Rust for Data Scientists: Build a Typed Data-Quality CLITurn a pinned analytical dataset and prediction-time contract into a typed, fail-closed quality gate that emits a deterministic machine-readable report.
Reproduced 15 Aug 2026 E03 Programming guide · 2026 edition C++ for Data Scientists: Extend Python with pybind11Move a measured, stable numerical kernel behind a validated NumPy boundary, then prove the native result against a readable Python reference before trusting it.
Reproduced 16 Aug 2026 E04 Programming guide · 2026 edition Julia for Data Scientists: Turn Predictions into Constrained DecisionsBuild and audit a reproducible JuMP mixed-integer optimisation that turns fixed model predictions into a synthetic, constraint-aware monitoring plan.
Reproduced 16 Aug 2026Reference and revision
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A practical guide to structuring an assignment, presenting epidemiological calculations and interpreting observational evidence without overstating causality.
A revision note for distinguishing two market structures using firm numbers, strategic interdependence, entry barriers and dated Sri Lankan examples.
An independent postgraduate study guide with audited exercises in probability, distributions, sampling and confidence intervals.
A postgraduate lesson on probability rules, conditional probability and diagnostic-test interpretation, with audited worked examples.