These are links to some of my academic software and data. For other open-source work, please see my GitHub profile.

Month-long prisoner’s dilemma

Decision data for our experiment where over 100 people played almost 4,000 rounds of iterated prisoner’s dilemma over a month.

Crisis mapping team performance

Team performance data for our experiment on organization and collective intelligence in teams of varying size.

TurkServer

Web-based framework for building “virtual lab” experiments. See also the guide.

libmao

math and machine learning library. Specifically includes many implementations of social choice/voting rules and fitting random utility models.

Voting Data

social choice/ranking data at various levels of noise, collected on Amazon Mechanical Turk. (See these data sets on PrefLib: dots, puzzle, or the original paper.) Additionally, we have more detailed data:

• The original images and 8-puzzles presented to users
• The sequence of partial orders generated as they dragged/dropped to get to these final results.

If you are interested in any of the above, please contact me and I can make them available as well.