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The psychmeta package provides tools for computing bare-bones and psychometric meta-analyses and for generating psychometric data for use in meta-analysis simulations. Currently, the package supports bare-bones, individual-correction, and artifact-distribution methods for meta-analyzing correlations and d values. Please refer to the overview tutorial vignette for an introduction to psychmeta’s functions and workflows. psychmeta is hosted on both CRAN and GitHub.

Text Analysis Markup System (TAMS) is both a system of marking documents for qualitative analysis and a series of tools for mining information based on that syntax.

Datasets in Education and convenient interface for downloading and preprocessing dataset in education. The CLI tools to quickly convert the "raw" data of the dataset into "mature" data for knowledge tracing task. The "mature" data is in json sequence format and can be modeled by XKT and TKT(TBA) The analysis dataset tool only supports the json sequence format. To check the following statical indexes of the dataset. In order to better verify the effectiveness of the model, the dataset is usually divided into train/valid/test or using kfold method. ...

A resource for political accountability; a compilation of statistics and information on Canadian Members of Parliament, and possibly other levels of government. The project includes the website code, as well as the tools used to extract the informati

The project will deliver tools, libraries and recipes (combinations of tools and algorithms) to allow end users the capability to conduct empirical analysis where the results can be used to support claims of validity associated with an assessment.

Data mines the voting record and other actions of Members of the UK Parliament. Extracts information from the parliament website and stores it in a database. Provides tools to analyse the information, producing statistics and tables about the MPs.

The Cornell Web Lab Collaboration Server is a suite of tools and services for GUI-based extraction, analysis and sharing of archived web data. See http://weblab.infosci.cornell.edu/ and http://www.cs.cornell.edu/~weigel for details about the project.

LiNeTT stands for Little Network Toolkit. It aims at fill the lack of easy to use tools for social network analysis. Students and social scientists can easily describes social networks, weighted or not, and obtain visual representations and measurements.

QuEd (Questionnaire Editor) is a web-based questionnaire creator/distributor. It will feature statistical analysis for results and other tools, including a customisable user interface.

The project find to develop a easy tool for using Regional analysis techniques and Shift and Share Framework, for planning in regions and municipalities contributing to the decision making process through the use of analytical tools and approaches.