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Tag Archives: Google Flu Trends
Could Google Have Caught Swine Flu (a.k.a. Mexican Flu, or H1N1) Early?
Posted in Forecasting (Science & Practice), The Internet
Tagged diseases, flu, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Google Flu Trends, Google Search, Google Trends, Google Web Search, influenza, keywords, Mexican Flu, predicting, Predictions, search engine requests, Search Engines, Swine Flu. H1N1
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Who needs the Iowa Health Prediction Exchange anymore now that we have Google Flu Trends?
- Google Flu Trends – Iowa Health Prediction Market – BBC New York Times WSJ Health blog -
Posted in Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Information Technology
Tagged detections, diseases, flu, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Google, Google Flu Trends, Google Search, Google Trends, Google Web Search, influenza, Iowa Electronic Markets, Iowa Health Prediction Market, prediction markets, public health, web queries, web results, web searches
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