Informatics and Data Sharing
Replication Standards New standards, protocols, and software for citing, sharing, analyzing, archiving, preserving, distributing, cataloging, translating, disseminating, naming, verifying, and replicating scholarly research data and analyses. Also includes proposals to improve the norms of data sharing and replication in science.
"The replication standard holds that sufficient information exists with which to understand, evaluate, and build upon a prior work if a third party can replicate the results without any additional information from the author." This, and the data sharing to support it, was proposed for political science, along with policy suggestions in . 1995. “Replication, Replication.” PS: Political Science and Politics, 28, Pp. 444-452.Abstract
Preface: Big Data is Not About the Data!” In Computational Social Science: Discovery and Prediction, . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.Abstract
. 2016. “
Precision mapping child undernutrition for nearly 600,000 inhabited census villages in India.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 118, 18, Pp. 1-11. Publisher's VersionAbstract
. 2021. “
A New Model for Industry-Academic Partnerships.” PS: Political Science and Politics, 53, 4, Pp. 703-709. Publisher's VersionAbstract
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Comments from nineteen authors and a response to the above: . 1995. “A Revised Proposal, Proposal.” PS: Political Science and Politics, XXVIII, Pp. 494–499.
Publication, Publication.” PS: Political Science and Politics, 39, Pp. 119–125. Continuing updates to this paperAbstract
. 2006. “The Dataverse Network Project
The Dataverse Network Project: a major ongoing project to write web applications, standards, protocols, and software for automating the process of citing, archiving, preserving, distributing, cataloging, translating, disseminating, naming, verifying, and replicating data and associated analyses (Website: TheData.Org). See also:
An Introduction to the Dataverse Network as an Infrastructure for Data Sharing.” Sociological Methods and Research, 36, Pp. 173–199.Abstract
. 2007. “
Automating Open Science for Big Data.” ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 659, 1, Pp. 260-273. Publisher's VersionAbstract
. 2015. “Hidden Section 1
A symposium on replication, edited by Nils Petter Gleditsch and Claire Metelits, with several articles including mine, . 2003. “The Future of Replication.” International Studies Perspectives, 4, Pp. 443–499.Abstract
The Virtual Data Center
The Virtual Data Center, the predecessor to the Dataverse Network. See:
An Introduction to the Virtual Data Center Project and Software.” Proceedings of The First ACM+IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, Pp. 203–204.
. 2001. “
A Digital Library for the Dissemination and Replication of Quantitative Social Science Research.” Social Science Computer Review, 19, Pp. 458–470.Abstract
. 2001. “See Also
Comment on 'Estimating the Reproducibility of Psychological Science'.” Science, 351, 6277, Pp. 1037a-1038a. Publisher's VersionAbstract
. 2016. “Related Papers on New Forms of Data
Ensuring the Data Rich Future of the Social Sciences.” Science, 331, 11 February, Pp. 719-721.Abstract
. 2011. “
The Changing Evidence Base of Social Science Research.” In The Future of Political Science: 100 Perspectives, . New York: Routledge Press.Abstract
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Preserving Quantitative Research-Elicited Data for Longitudinal Analysis. New Developments in Archiving Survey Data in the U.S.” Historical Social Research, 34, 3, Pp. 51-59.Abstract
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Computational Social Science.” Science, 323, Pp. 721-723.Abstract
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