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Software Carpentry » Interlude: Bein
eperimental management, much like sumatra, but with intermediate file-handling.
python  academic  research 
april 2011 by howthebodyworks
science.io
science.I/O is an open science community. Comment on, recommend and submit papers. Get up-to-date on a research topic. Follow a journal or an author. science.I/O is in beta and is currently focused on Computer Science.
academic  science  methodology  socialmedia 
march 2011 by howthebodyworks
John Lamp's IS Pages ::
In Australia you need to know which code you are and which code the journals are. if you try to submit to one in the wrong field you endanger your whole unit's funding. This academic has made a nice interface to them all, although as it was not a publication in his journals, that time was putting his funding at risk by not going into publication quotas.
journal  academic  australia  search 
february 2011 by howthebodyworks
Decision Research
via Slovic's LSE talk, a site full of handy comparisons, in the manner of Kahnemann and Tversky, of the foibles of human risk comprehension
risk  academic  mi  nd  bounded  economics 
january 2011 by howthebodyworks
Paperpile Beta
now paperpile comes in mac os flavour
citation  bibliography  academic 
december 2010 by howthebodyworks
Open source Clustering software
"k-means clustering, hierarchical clustering and self-organizing maps"

designed for genetic data, but no reason to stick to that. perl, python, c, c++ bindings.
classification  clustering  python  learning  academic  ai 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Home of the Multi-Agent Simulation Suite
'nother multi agent thingy. this one is graphical and doesn't interaction wtih actual humans as well
agents  visualization  simulation  academic  ui  mechanicalturk 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
pyentropy - Project Hosting on Google Code
information theoretic widgets and doohickeys for python statistics
information_theory  python  statistics  neuron  numpy  academic 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Scientist : I Hate Your Paper
alternatives to the current peer-review system on the rise?
methodology  hps  journal  academic 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
Titus Brown: The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
"As Narayan has eloquently argued many times, it no longer makes sense for most institutions to run their own HPC, if you take into account the true costs of power, AC, and hardware. The only reason it looks like HPCs work well is because of the way institutions play games with funny money (a.k.a. "overhead charges"), channeling it to HPC behind the scenes - often with much politicking involved. If, as a scientist, your compute is "free" or even heavily subsidized, you tend not to think much about it. But now that we have to scale those clusters 10s or 100s or 1000s of X, to deal with data 100s or 1e6s of times as big, institutions will no longer be able to afford to build their own clusters with funny money. And they'll have to charge scientists for the true computational cost of their work -- or scientists will have to use the cloud."
performance  scalability  genetic  academic  methodology  cloud 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
blog.dexy.it
python-based tool to render academic research to various formats, such as blog or papers. etc.
python  phd  latex  research  academic 
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
Geospatial Analysis - spatial and GIS analysis techniques and GIS software
online free ebook about the stats and tools needed for all that trendy geospatial shit to happen in a rigorous way
gis  howto  academic  ebook  agents  statistics 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
Centre for Research in Social Simulation
social simulation follow-ups for Gilbert's monograph on the topic
agents  simss  phd  academic 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
On-Line Guide for Newcomers to ABM (Axelrod and Tesfatsion)
The support materials for Tasfatsion and Judd's genre-defining guide
agents  simss  phd  academic  howto  simulation 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
ANZSYS home
where the systems-research-for-social-stuff happens in the antipodes
systems  academic  australia 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
Home - Quora
another Q&A site. unlike stackexchange it doesn't artificially segment communities but lets topics organically grow. unlike vark.com it emphasises collaboration and reputation, and integrates a bit better with social media. And there are lots of nerds i know on it. interesting.
collaborative  search  knowledge  learning  academic  crowdsourcing  q&a 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
Artificial Life XII - Table of Contents - The MIT Press
wow, the whole conference proceedings are online and there are some ripper papers in there
ai  alife  academic  phd 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
Notional Slurry » What is your academic paper for?
"This convention of unreadable, distant, self-effacing, four-page, two-column, Times Roman fact is not a bow to “reality”, you know. Reality doesn’t give a damn what you say about it, or how many words or pages you use.

It is, rather, the very mechanism by which your career makes you its prey. The sound of droning-but-succinct academic “prose” is the sound of your soul’s bones being chewed by your Institution."
academic  writing  literature  howto 
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Economics Pack
econs library for Mathematica. seems to be maintained.
economics  mathematica  academic 
august 2010 by howthebodyworks
Sente: The Academic Reference Manager for Mac OS X
more ctiation management. tags etc but not a great range of web sharing options.
citation  academic  osx  pdf  productivity 
august 2010 by howthebodyworks
What is data science? - O'Reilly Radar
O'reilly gives an overview of large dataset tools, including some nice machine learning ones
data  mapreduce  opensource  methodology  hps  hadoop  java  r  python  ai  via:datakid  schmooze  academic  phd 
june 2010 by howthebodyworks
Background Readings CSSS10 - Santa Fe Institute Event Wiki
pretty amazing selection of classic papers in complexity and emergence, mostly freely accessible.
complexity  systems  economics  geometry  grammarthing  academic 
june 2010 by howthebodyworks
A Smarter Planet Blog
Fun looking ideas and futures blog, with many eminent figures aggregatd - John Sterman, Brian Arthur et al
economics  futures  sustainability  academic  ai 
may 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Tenure Tracts | CAA
academic blogging - who is doing it and why, and why has it changed so little?
academic  via:cshalizi 
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
Samuel Bowles
"Humans are remarkably cooperative animals. We frequently engage in joint projects for the common benefit on a scale extending beyond the family to include total strangers. We do this even when contributions to the project are costly and yield little private benefit. Examples are upholding social norms even when a transgression would not be noticed, warfare, and actions to preserve the natural environment."

Interesting internal model of motivation, plus intriguing anit-neo-liberal policy implications, made simple
simulation  economics  academic  culture  evolution  policy  history 
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
PiCloud | Cloud Computing. Simplified.
"import cloud; cloud.call(my_function, arguments)" - now your functions has been serialised and executed in a cloud cluster.
python  academic  science  via:simonw  scalability  cloud 
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
Welcome | Flat World Knowledge
creative-commons remixable, print-on-demand academic textbooks. So device neutral that they even handle physical books.
creativecommons  opensource  printing  academic  learning  ebook 
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
New Challenges
"What I’d most like to do next is spend a year working full-time on the Software Carpentry course—of all the things I’ve done, it’s the one that I think has the most potential to make scientists’ lives better. My goal is to raise approximately CDN$25,000 from each of half a dozen sponsors so that I can reorganize and revamp the content, add screencasts and video lectures, and generally drag it into the 21st Century. An abbreviated proposal is included below the cut—if you or anyone you know would be interested in discussing possibilities, please give me a shout."
academic  compsc  education  learning  scm  collaborative 
january 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Object-Field Model
geographically-grounded agent based modelstuff.
academic  gis  agents 
january 2010 by howthebodyworks
cb2Bib: Overview
"The cb2Bib is a free, open source, and multiplatform application for rapidly extracting unformatted, or unstandardized bibliographic references from email alerts, journal Web pages, and PDF files.
The cb2Bib facilitates the capture of single references from unformatted and non standard sources. Output references are written in BibTeX. Article files can be easily linked and renamed by dragging them onto the cb2Bib window. Additionally, it permits editing and browsing BibTeX files, citing references, searching references and the full contents of the referenced documents, inserting bibliographic metadata to documents, and writing short notes that interrelate several references."
citation  metadata  parsing  bibtex  academic  pdf  opensource 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
GTI-IA Publications search service
interesting norms and realtime agent-based sims/system publications
cas  agents  academic 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
ProFORMA: Probabilistic Feature-based On-line Rapid Model Acquisition
You rotate something in front of your webcam, this builds a 3d textured model of it.
opensource  academic  video  3d  graphics  scan 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Git Magic - Preface
a really nice student-target git manual
scm  git  howto  opensource  academic 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Posts - Research Blogging
If it had better keyword-based feed this would be an awesome resource. as it is, it's a good resource for informed science blogging
academic  phd  citation  aggregator  education 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Science in the open » Reflections on Science 2.0 from a distance - Part I
"The minimal publishable unit of science — the paper — is too big, too monolithic. The useful unit: a blog post."
methodology  science  academic  collaborative  socialmedia 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Professionalization in the academy | Harvard Magazine Nov-Dec 2009
" the most important function of the system, both for purposes of its continued survival and for purposes of controlling the market for its products, is the production of the producers. The academic disciplines effectively monopolize (or attempt to monopolize) the production of knowledge in their fields, and they monopolize the production of knowledge producers as well. "
academic  economics  phd 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
DeepDyve: Like iTunes for Scientific Papers
missing the sweet, sweet journal access of academia? This claims to have better search than most journals and allows discount 1-day article rentals. I'd be curious to hear how good it was in fact.
academic  search  tagging  reference  science 
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Networks Are Killing Science
The lack of falsifiability in complex modelling see as a big bloody issue.
methodology  science  hps  academic  modeling 
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Blog « MeganPoore.com
Megan seems to have some interest in getting the education internetted
education  learning  academic  web2.0  collaborative 
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Math Overflow
stack overflow, but for maths. There is support for answer bounties, supposedly. (Millennium prize lite?)
collaborative  mathematics  geometry  statistics  learning  academic 
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
GraphPackage - Hama Wiki
A pregel-like graph computation framework for hadoop. apparently working
scalability  networks  hadoop  academic  agents  phd 
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
The Dataverse Network Project | The Dataverse Network Project
Some kind of federated data sharing system. "Via web application software, data citation standards, and statistical methods, the Dataverse Network project increases scholarly recognition and distributed control for authors, journals, archives, teachers, and others who produce or organize data; facilitates data access and analysis for researchers and students; and ensures long-term preservation whether or not the data are in the public domain."
citation  standards  data  academic  statistics  opensource  openaccess  metadata  ocsse 
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
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