Most of the code I’ve collaborated to is on Github, and can be accessed via https://github.com/vanderlindenma. This includes
- school-choice-python : Python code to compute assignments for school choice problems (Abdulkadiroglu and Sönmez (2003)) according to different assignment procedures. It uses and modifies code from Jeremy Kun’s stable-marriage GitHub repository, https://github.com/j2kun/stable-marriages, described in one of Jeremy’s blog posts at http://jeremykun.com/2014/04/02/stable-marriages-and-designing-markets/.
Below are some other scripts that you may find useful but are not worth a Github repository. They are mostly simple tweaks of existing script.
Dropbox
- Create Dropbox Collection – simple list : a very simple tweak of Create Dropbox Collection v1.1 by Brett Terpstra which return a simple list instead of an ordered list. Useful when using Mturk for proofreading (see Proofreading your work with Amazon Mturk ) to generate list of links to pdfs that can be directly copied into a cvs file.
LaTex
Bibstyle.bst
- surl-apalike.bst : a simple tweak of url-apalike.bst, solving some spacing issues by starting a new line before printing the url.
Keyboard layouts (Windows)
- US keyboard layout for LaTex users who are tired of using the “shift” key. LaTex users relying on the math mode tend to use $,%,^,(,),{, and } more than 4,5,6,9,0,[,and,]. This layout replaces all numbers by their “shifted” counterpart and conversely. It also replaces the “[” and “]” keys by their shifted counterpart “{” and “}”. In my experience, this saves some time and wrist pain.
- Belgian keyboard for LaTex : A layout replacing the “µ” key by ”\” and vice versa.