ISPS provides access to select research software for the social science community at Yale.
Speech-to-text software
TRINT AI uses automated speech recognition (ASR) and natural language processing (NLP) to convert speech to text. Trint unlocks the value of any video or audio file by making it searchable, editable and shareable.
- Yale researchers can request a license to use Trint for a period of 4 weeks at no cost. Researchers can request a renewal.
- Similar to loaning a book from a library, researchers will have access to the software for the loan period only.
- Trint does not provide long-term storage and users are responsible for backing up their content.
Trint is a licensed software. To request access to Trint, use this form.
For Frequently Asked Questions about Trint at Yale, please click here: FAQs.
For more information about Trint at Yale, please click on “Open Support Ticket” here: Software Library - IT at Yale (service-now.com) and your inquiry will be directed to the appropriate office.
Statistical tools for experimental research
STATWEB is an ISPS-developed tool that allows researchers to analyze experiments in which the outcome variable is dichotomous (e.g., voting versus nonvoting). Credits: Donald Green & Alan Gerber.
Freely available to the research community.
SAMPLEMISER is an ISPS-developed tool that enables poll-readers to make more efficient use of tracking polls. Credits: Donald Green & Alan Gerber.
Freely available to the research community.
RANDOMIZATION TOOL allows a user to upload a list and randomly assign rows in that list to up to four experimental conditions using simple random assignment. Credits: Josh Kalla.
Freely available to the research community.
PERSUASION EXPERIMENT DESIGN TOOL
PERSUASION EXPERIMENT DESIGN TOOL allows a user to design their own experiment with survey outcomes based on this article “The Design of Field Experiments With Survey Outcomes: A Framework for Selecting More Efficient, Robust, and Ethical Designs.” Credits: Josh Kalla.
Freely available to the research community.
For questions about research software at ISPS, contact Limor Peer.