Code Ocean¶
Code Ocean is a computational platform for computational reproducibility and seamless collaboration. It allows users to create, collaborate on, and run code using any open source language as well as MATLAB and Stata. Code Ocean uses containerization to package the code, data, and environment together, allowing researchers to run and reproduce work from any web browser without needing to install extra hardware or software (not even packages!) - no need to recreate the run environment.
Extras available to Princeton researchers¶
Unlimited storage
Unlimited compute time
Priority support support@codeocean.com
Good to know¶
Data must be present in Code Ocean
If working with very large data files, Code Ocean will work with you to import the data into Code Ocean.
Create an account¶
Go to Code Ocean
Create an account using your Princeton email address.
Getting started¶
Guide to Getting Started
Examples of work at Princeton¶
Christopher Baldassano, Uri Hasson, Kenneth A Norman (2018) Schema Perception [Source Code]. https://doi.org/10.24433/CO.a27d1d90-d227-4600-b876-051a801c7c20.v3
Betsy Levy Paluck, Seth Ariel Green, Donald P. Green (2019) The contact hypothesis re-evaluated: code and data [Source Code]. https://doi.org/10.24433/CO.4024382.v7
Nicole S. Rafidi, Justin C. Hulbert, Paula Pacheco, Kenneth A. Norman (2018) Competition EEG [Source Code]. https://doi.org/10.24433/CO.3032d861-7539-45c9-b83d-59f8c8ea6a15.v4
Of Interest¶
Of interest: Reproducible fMRI analysis with Code Ocean