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Tag Archives: Iowa Health Prediction Market
The Iowa Health Prediction Market is usable for the probability seekers.
Iowa Health Prediction Market Swine Influenza Prediction Markets I like how they use icons, and the way they display probabilities on that page. It is clear, and we can get the info real quick. Emile tells me that IHPM was … Continue reading
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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