<b>Data and Code from 'The Perfect and Legitimate Bribe': A Transparent Record of Human-AI Collaboration in Legal Scholarship</b> by Joshua Stern (21748181)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">For optimal viewing of `collated-anonymized.txt`, a text editor that can handle long lines without word wrapping is recommended to preserve the indentation that represents the conversational branching structure.</p><p><br></p><p dir="ltr">### **Running Code/Software**</p><p dir="ltr">The provided scripts (`collator-ipynb.txt` and `sentence-ancestry-ipynb.txt`) are Jupyter Notebooks and require a Python 3 environment to run. …”

Number of tweets collected over time. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Descriptive measures of the dataset. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Corpora from the articles in order of size. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Media information. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Information from interactions. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Table of the database statistical measures. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Tweets information. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Examples of tweets texts (Portuguese). by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Methodological flowchart. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Number of tweets collected per query and type. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Examples of tweets texts (English). by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

Users information. by Sylvia Iasulaitis (8301189)

“…Python algorithms were developed to model each primary collection type. …”

The Improved Hydro-Sediment Numerical Model and Machine Learning Models by Yuning Tan (20580932)

“…The hydro-sediment model was implemented in the C# programming language using Visual Studio, while the machine learning models were developed in Python.…”

Data and code from: Hatchery-reared coho salmon develop less otolith deformities in tanks with alternating water flow directions by Leigh Gaffney (1389855)

“…</li><li>Measurements were generated by manually classifying otolith regions in Adobe Photoshop and calculating pixel coverage using a Python script.</li><li>Representative otolith images and details of the classification workflow are provided in the main manuscript figures and Methods section. …”

Application to Drosophila gastrulation. by Sophie Theis (4126453)

Data and Code repository for the paper: <b>Visual loom caused by self- or object-movement elicits distinct responses in mouse superior colliculus</b> by Stefano Zucca (21686006)

“…Binned rates were transformed into z-scores by normalizing to the mean and standard deviation of firing rate across all stimulus conditions.</p><h2>Code Description</h2><p dir="ltr">Shared code contains both MATLAB and Python functions used in the analysis provided in the study. …”

Prism and scutoid cell shape. by Sophie Theis (4126453)

Code and parameter package for long-term mapping and object-based typing of freeze–thaw colluvial deposits (1990–2024) along the Yunnan–Tibet corridor by Hui Ye (22308559)

“…Tested with Python 3.x/ArcGIS Pro (ArcPy) and the GEE Code Editor. …”

Advancing Solar Magnetic Field Modeling by Carlos António (21257432)

“…<br><br>We developed a significantly faster Python code built upon a functional optimization framework previously proposed and implemented by our team. …”