Run My Code

RunMyCode enables scientists

to openly share the code and data that underlie their research publications

This service is based on the innovative concept of a companion
website associated with a scientific publication.

Users

Users can access the code and data used by researchers.
Researchers

Researchers can share the code and data used in a scientific paper. This increases transparency and reproducibility.
Journals

Journals' editors can invite the authors who publish in their journals to share their code and data on RunMyCode.

Companion websites

Time-Varying Risk Premium in Large Cross-Sectional Equity Data Set

Econometrica (2016)

Scaillet Olivier, Gagliardini Patrick, and Ossola Elisa

Nonparametric Instrumental Variables Estimation of Structural Quantile Effects

Econometrica (2012)

Scaillet Olivier and Gagliardini Patrick

Technical trading revisited: False discoveries, persistence tests, and transaction costs

Journal of Financial Economics (2012)

Bajgrowicz Pierre and Scaillet Olivier

Effects of market default risk on index option risk-neutral moments

Quantitative Finance (2015)

Andreou Panayiotis

An experience-utility explanation of the preference for larger assortments

International Journal of Research in Marketing (2017)

Aydinli Aylin , Gu Yangjie, and Tuan Pham Michel

Corporate social responsibility and product quality:Complements or substitutes?

International Journal of Research in Marketing (2017)

Banerjee Sumitro and Wathieu Luc

Estimating cardiac contraction through high resolution data assimilation of a personalized mechanical model

Journal of Computational Science (2017)

Finsberg Henrik, Balaban Gabriel, Ross Stian, Håland Trine F, Odland Hans Henrik, Sundnes Joakim, and Wall Samuel

Robust Optimal Experimental Design for Integer-Valued Design Spaces: A Case Study in Functional Response Experiments

Working Paper (2017)

Drovandi Christopher and Zhang Jeff

Accelerating Pseudo-Marginal MCMC using Gaussian Processes

Working Paper (2017)

Drovandi Christopher, Boys Richard, and Moores Matthew