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Replication Data for: bayesformal
No full textA set of synthesized telecommunications data used by the bayesformal project
Replication data for: Unlocking blockchain UTXO transactional patterns.
No full textThe first dataverse that offers a detailed number of inputs and outputs generated in Bitcoin, from the genesis block to block 831,732. It includes various attributes such as TotalSize, Size, Inputs, Outputs, Block, and VinTxIds, providing comprehensive insights into the characteristics and components of individual transactions within the Bitcoin blockchain network.
Attributes:
Transaction: Identifier for the transaction.
Total Size: Total size of the transaction, including SegWit.
Size: Size of the transaction.
Inputs: Number of inputs involved in the transaction.
Outputs: Number of outputs generated by the transaction.
Block: Identifier for the block containing the transaction.
VinTxIds: Array of previous transactions involved in the current transaction (Input Transaction IDs).
This dataset is a valuable resource for researchers and analysts interested in exploring transactional patterns, analyzing transaction sizes, tracking inputs and outputs, and studying the relationship between transactions and blocks within the blockchain network. By including transactions from the Genesis block to block 831,732, it provides a view of transactional behavior and dynamics over a significant period in the history of the Bitcoin network.
Objective
The objective of this database is to delve deep into the UTXO Models, identifying their transactional patterns. By understanding these models thoroughly, we aim to pave the way for future research to enhance storage scalability in distributed environments. Our ultimate goal is to contribute to the advancement of blockchain technology by unlocking more efficient transactional patterns.</p
Replication Data for: Early-life Origins of Wartime Behaviour: The Irish Potato Famine and Desertion in the American Civil War
No full textHow does pre-war trauma impact battlefield behaviour? I study Irish troops in the American Civil War who experienced the Potato Famine over a decade prior. I use birth cohorts, sibling birth order, adult height, and the geography of last names inIreland to measure famine exposure within the Irish group at the level of individual soldiers. Each strategy indicates that famine exposure increases desertion. Developing and testing observable implications from theory, I show that heightened risk aversion is the most plausible mechanism. Once soldiers are socialized into active combat through collective risk-sharing the famine effect dissipates. This research contributes to our understanding of the causes of contentious behaviour, how the behavioural legacies of atrocities play-out sans partisanship, and the importance of pre-migration experiences
Replication Data for: Who benefits more from economic growth, the top or bottom of income distribution?
No full textReplication Data for: Who benefits more from economic growth, the top or bottom of income distribution
Replication Data for: Natural Resource Rents, Country Risks, and Energy Transition Uncovering Interconnections for Sustainable Development
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Long-Term trends of Political Trust Dynamics (1980-2023)
No full textLong-Term trends of Political Trust Dynamics (1980-2023) Dataset, produced as a part of TRUEDEM: Trust in European Democracies (2023-2025) project, provides an electronic dataset of quantitative indicators of political trust in Europe from 1980 to the present time. The dataset covers 44 European countries, 44 years, and 91 indicators of trust coming from eight data sources (population surveys)
Replication Data for Vietnamese Secondary Teachers' Motivation and Willingness to Join CPD Activities
No full textThis dataset contains responses from 390 Vietnamese secondary teachers on questions related to factors associated with their motivations and willingness to join continuous professional development activities within and outside of their schools
Replication Data for: Who Paid Los Angeles' Minimum Wage? A Side-by-Side Minimum Wage Experiment in Los Angeles County
No full textThe zipped files reproduce the tables and figures for "Who Paid Los Angeles' Minimum Wage? A Side-by-Side Minimum Wage Experiment in Los Angeles County", accepted for publication at Journal of Human Resources. The code is written in R
Data examining ICT for farm input market
No full textData used in writing the manuscript on Examining ICT impact for accessing farm input marke