Hi I'm doing my PhD research and I'm collecting data from different sources.
One way to do this very efficiently is by connecting to the databases remotely through pgadmin4.
For example, I can access the Clinicaltrials.org via PostgresSQL and gather all the health data of the trials.
Any time of data is okay, I just want to find out what databases are available out there that I can connect via PostgresSQL or any other.
Thank you
No! You must use your own data. Or at least copyright public data to your thesis. Otherwise you will find the same data published elsewhere with different results and conclusions. And your study will be original and elegant :)
Hi Andrew, thanks for your answer. I can actually generate my own data, but there is already so much data out there, which keeps increasing by the day. Health care data size for example, is in the order of billions of records, and that's just considering one hospital or clinic. Same with other industries, retail, sports, etc. Maybe we don't need to generate more data but to start analyzing the one that we already have.
Maybe you can use Dataset Search on google
https://datasetsearch.research.google.com/
you can find the data in different downloadable formats
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