ReplicationWiki - Transparency in the Social Sciences
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ReplicationWiki is a crowd-maintained Semantic MediaWiki cataloging ~4,500 empirical social‑science studies (including ~670 replications, corrections and retractions) with metadata on data and code availability, data sources, software, JEL codes, keywords and geographic origin. It supports searching and comparison of results, offers teaching resources and publication guidance for replication research, and plans technical improvements plus large-scale content expansion using machine learning and NLP to extract relevant information.
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