Thanks for this, and thanks for putting the full data on github. I’ll have a sift through it tonight and see how far I get towards processing it all (perhaps I’ll decide it’s too messy and I’ll just be grateful for the results in the report!).
I have one specific comment so far: on page 12 of the PDF you have rationality as the third-highest-ranking cause. This was surprisingly high to me. The table in imdata.csv has it as “Improving rationality or science”, which is grouping together two very different things. (I am strongly in favour of improving science, such as with open data, a culture of sharing lab secrets and code, etc.; I’m pretty indifferent to CFAR-style rationality.)
Thanks for this, and thanks for putting the full data on github. I’ll have a sift through it tonight and see how far I get towards processing it all (perhaps I’ll decide it’s too messy and I’ll just be grateful for the results in the report!).
I have one specific comment so far: on page 12 of the PDF you have rationality as the third-highest-ranking cause. This was surprisingly high to me. The table in imdata.csv has it as “Improving rationality or science”, which is grouping together two very different things. (I am strongly in favour of improving science, such as with open data, a culture of sharing lab secrets and code, etc.; I’m pretty indifferent to CFAR-style rationality.)
Good point. Yes, this is my bad, I forgot that part. Definitely a mistake.
Definitely will break that apart next time.