The Promise of Structured Data Collection Information gathering across large, distributed sources has long been challenging to systematize effectively. Whether you're mapping expertise, compiling directories, or surveying landscapes in any domain, traditional automated approaches often struggle with inconsistent data extraction, parsing errors, and poor data quality. Recent advances in AI…Read More
Programming
Using AWS Bedrock’s Batch API
In this blog, we will demonstrate how to use the AWS Bedrock Batch API to run inference jobs at scale. By following this process, you can achieve a 50% cost savings with guaranteed results within 24 hours. We’ll walk through setting up the necessary AWS resources, creating inference prompts, and…Read More
Using OpenAI Batch API
This tutorial demonstrates how to use the OpenAI API's batch endpoint to process multiple tasks efficiently, achieving a 50% cost savings with guaranteed results within 24 hours. The service is ideal for processing jobs that don't require immediate responses. Eligible researchers can email research-programming@wharton.upenn.edu to start the process of obtaining…Read More
8 Qualtrics Hacks That’ll Make Your Life Easier – Number 6 Will Make Your Day
Researchers live for collecting data. Here at Wharton we use Qualtrics regularly, and our postgraduates are always doing something more complicated than a conjoint analysis or Likert scale. These are some of our favorite Qualtrics hacks that multiply your ability to get a great data set. The examples below are…Read More
Naive Bayes Classification Across Multiple Features
Working with Jehoshua Eliashberg and Jeremy Fan within the Marketing Department I have developed a reusable Naive Bayes classifier that can handle multiple features. This is a useful algorithm to calculate the probability that each of a set of documents or texts belongs to a set of categories using the Bayesian method. The package…Read More
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Part-time contract opportunities available to assist with ongoing research projects at Wharton. These projects typically include some custom programming to answer the research question and will often involve working with web scrapers and Qualtrics. Each project is independent and you will have the opportunity to work directly with the Faculty…Read More