R package to easily build panel data sets from the PSID
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R package to easily build panel data sets from the PSID
Quickly assemble data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID)
A SID player for RP2040 microcontrollers
Residential mobility and relocation decision simulation via persona-enriched multi-agent negotiation (PEMAND)
Modern Python/pygame-ce music tracker for the Commodore 64 SID, inspired by Impulse Tracker and Schism Tracker, with native .sidpulse projects and PSID/PRG export.
Convert SID tunes to MIDI by running them on a cycle-exact C64 emulated in pure Python: NMOS 6510, VICE CIA and VIC-II ports, reSIDfp SID. Passes 878 of the 881 VICE exit-code test programs it can run. No dependencies; C64 ROM images not included.
Designed to protect original MOS 6581/8580 SID chips while delivering authentic playback. Powered by ESP32-S3 with a C64 playback engine built around cycle-accurate 6510 emulation, Dual SID stereo, NetSID support, and a modern Web UI.
Documented PSID/RSID register-trace to MIDI extraction with C64 execution, validation, and batch workflows.
Offline PSID/RSID register tracing with local browser and CLI JSON/MIDI conversion.
Empirical labour-economics research building harmonised panels from U.S. micro-data (PSID, NLSY79/97, CPS) to measure E-U-I transitions and income/wealth dynamics, validated against FRED and published benchmarks.
Public Python C64 SID toolkit: inspect PSID/RSID files, select subsongs, render WAV, capture SID-PRO telemetry, and analyze or export chiptune data.
The pipeline turns the raw PSID extract into a clean format.
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