Randomization tests
Computer analysis of cultural structures
Social Science Computer Review
Computer-assisted theory building: modeling dynamic social systems
Computer-assisted theory building: modeling dynamic social systems
Computer applications in the social sciences
Computer applications in the social sciences
Development of a structured sentencing simulation
Social Science Computer Review
Social Science Computer Review
The use of spectral mixture analysis to study human incentives, actions, and environmental outcomes
Social Science Computer Review
Visualizing Data
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Social science research requirements have challenged the limits of computation for over a century. Several major milestones in the early history of computing were sparked by attempts to advance the social sciences. It was the US census of 1890 that inspired Herman Hollerith (q.v.), a social researcher, to design the first automated data processing machinery. Hollerith's punched card (q.v.) system, while not a true computer, provided the foundation for contemporary computer-based data management.