Browser plug-in for computational observation

Repository for the Groundwater Commons Game (GCG)

This repository is about a computational social science project on Beer reviews.

A Persian Reimplementation of Prof. Eliot Ash's Framework, Relatio

This converts the output jsonl file twarc2 api to sql

Repo for the project looking at the discourse of illicit substances reported in local news articles over time

Final project for Computational Social science course (Masters in Data Science, UCU)

Project for the Summer Institute for Computational Social Science 2022

My personal repository of the discipline Observatory of Elections, lectured by Professor Jaqueline Porto Zulini (@jaquepz) (FGV CPDOC).

Learning of data science and data analysis! 🖥️

Estimate perceived and actual opinion polarisation from multi-wave cross-sectional survey data (here the European Social Survey)

Bayesian regression analysis in Social Science: population size vs. sound inventory size (Moran et al., 2012)

R scripts and example CSVs from my time as an intern and research assistant for the INSPIRE Project at the START Consortium in College Park, MD

An analysis of Computational politeness, Exploring the relationships between social status and politeness in the Reddit community.

Replication Code for 2023 study "How far I’ll go: Social infrastructure accessibility and proximity in urban neighborhoods", published in Landscape and Urban Planning

Our aim is to explore the Behavior Modality. This involves explaining, predicting, and optimizing human behavior in the real world, especially from the context of marketing, advertising, and computational social science. Applications include targeting, personalization, recommendation, etc.

This is the GitHub repository for the narrative detector on social media posts based on Narrative/Persuasion Theory and Machine Learning.

Machine Learning aplicado a las Ciencias Sociales

A list of awesome resources for Computational Social Science

This repository contains the data, code, and supplementary material for the paper "Vox Populi, Vox AI? Using Language Models to Estimate German Public Opinion" by Leah von der Heyde, Anna-Carolina Haensch, and Alexander Wenz, available at https://doi.org/10.31235/osf.io/8je9g