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{{Project|Has project output=Data,Tool,Content|Has sponsor=McNair ProjectsCenter|Project TitleHas title=E&I Governance Policy Report|Topic Area=Innovation|OwnerHas owner=Albert Nabiullin, Catherine Kirby, Dylan Dickens, Eliza Martin|DeliverableHas project status=Policy ReportTabled

*venture capital!

*patent!

Output: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\BillBills.txt OUTPUT IS CURRENTLY RUNNING BUT IT WILL GO THERE  Code: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\Gov Track.py to run: change the filepath variable to the directory your .txt files are in. press run. Expected file format: congressnumber/year_something_billnumber.txt '''Change''' *11/22: We needed to remove the regex searches for "infringe", "patently" and "venture" so I fixed and tested it and reran the program on the Bills data from Harsh. Code is in the same place as above: Code: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\Gov Track.py to run: change the filepath variable to the directory your .txt files are in. press run. Expected file format: congressnumber/year_something_billnumber.txt The new output is: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\BillsNew.txt '''Change 2''' *11/29: Updated code again to count the occurrences of buzzwords in the bill.  Code: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\Gov Track.py to run: change the filepath variable to the directory your .txt files are in. press run. Expected file format: congressnumber/year_something_billnumber.txt The new output is: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\Bills1129.txt Christy and Peter: *12/1: Created a modified text file that has an extra column with a 0 if the bill has not passed and a 1 if the bill has passed. The columns with whether the bill contains buzz words and the number of buzz words are still present. The file is located in: E:\McNair\Projects\E&I Governance Policy Report\Restructured.txt   ===Executive Orders===Top 5 executive orders from 1993-2016 *all other significant bills are in the RDP file and on Ed's slack*Executive Order 13539 -- President's Council of Advisors on Science and TechnologyEstablished the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). Council will advise the President on science, tech, and innovation policy. OSTP will provide funding necessary for PCAST operations. E.O. 12539 expired in two years. Executive Order 13704—Presidential Innovation Fellows ProgramEstablish the Presidential Innovation Fellows Program (Program) to enable exceptional individuals with proven track records to serve time-limited appointments in executive branch departments and agencies. Link to program: https://www.whitehouse.gov/innovationfellows. Example of PIF work deliverable: http://worker.gov/.  Executive Order 13329-- Encouraging Innovation in ManufacturingThis order attempts to encourage innovation in manufacturing by requiring department and agency heads to give priority to manufacturing related research and development, submit reports to the small business administration and more.  Executive Order 13169—Assistance to Small Business Exporters and Dislocated WorkersWorks to help small business exporters and dislocated workers capitalize on new markets in china, sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean basin. Federal agencies should take steps to assist small businesses gain benefits, especially those headed by underserved populations.  Executive Order 13170-- Increasing Opportunities and Access for Disadvantaged Busi­nesses Attempted to increase opportunities and access for disadvantaged businesses for federal contracting opportunities. All agencies are required to take steps to implement terms of the order and ensure non-discrimination for business in the Small Disadvantaged Business Program in the Small Business Administration.  Peter: Data is stored in: E:\McNair\Projects\Executive_order_crawler  The file named executive.txt is a tab delimited text file that contains executive orders from 1993-Present with the following information: Subject, Link, Sign Date, and Order Number. The Orders folder contains all the executive orders from 1993-Present, and each order is named by its order number. To use the executive order crawler:From the command line, change directories to: E:\McNair\Projects\Executive_order_crawler\executive  Run the following command to output the data to a csv file: scrapy crawl executive_spider -o filename.csv Note: Running the script will download all executive orders as PDFs.  Converting PDF to text (FOR FUTURE KNOWLEDGE) using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, A Step by Step Guide:  Open AdobeAcrobat Pro DC! Go to Tools Scroll Down and select Action Wizard (Under Customize) Select New Action Under files to be processed, select the folder or files that you wish to be processed. Click the dropdown menu on the left titled Save & Export Click Save Click Specify Settings Click export Files to Alternate Format Select Plain Text from the drop down menu Click Save and name your action To run the action, select it from the Actions List on the Right Hand side of the screen Note: This crashes fairly frequently and needs some human supervision. Christy:*11/29: Adapted Harsh's script to produce txt file analysis of the Executive Orders that includes number of times the buzzwords occur.   Code: E:\McNair\Projects\Executive_order_crawler\executive\extractor.py Output: E:\McNair\Projects\Executive_order_crawler\executive\ExecutiveOrders1129.txt

Code[[Category: E:\McNair\Projects\Govtrack Bill search\Innovation Bills\Bill.txtPolicy]]to run[[Category: change the filepath variable to the directory your .txt files are in. press run.Entrepreneurship Policy]]