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How to use machine learning to predict waterpoint status

How to use machine learning to predict waterpoint status

  • 3 February 2021

Above: A screenshot of the machine learning tool, which is available on the Water Point Data Exchange

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Predict the future, understand the past: the four types of data analysis

  • 29 July 2020

Quality data for quality decision making: how to clean your data in three steps

  • 8 July 2020

How to design your data analysis for effective data use

  • 22 June 2020

How to adapt your data collection methods during COVID-19

  • 9 June 2020

Four key insights for outcome monitoring in complex change programmes

  • 12 December 2019

How to design your survey for smooth and reliable data collection

  • 7 November 2019

How to choose the best tool for data collection

  • 3 October 2019

How to choose your sampling strategy to guarantee relevant results

  • 26 September 2019

How to instill data standardisation within your development programme

  • 28 August 2019
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