Currently, we have 102 tasks, and they come from many different papers and sources. We need a way to cleanly display a table of these tasks, as well as a working URL of where they come from.
This would look something like this:
Task Name
Citation
Link
Task 1
(Doe 2007)
journal.com/abc
Task 2
(Smith 1998)
journal.net/123
Currently, information about the task sources is scattered in a bunch of different places:
Unfortunately, it's not easy to merge everything because task names have evolved significantly over time. For example, as we have cleaned up tasks from the original list, we have realized that some writeups actually contain one or more distinct tasks, and we ended up creating separate writeups for each one. Examples include the Railroad Route Construction Game (there are two versions); Carter Racing (there are also two versions); the Iterated Snowdrift Game (there are also two versions); and Estimating Factual Quantities (which used to be called 'Forecasting and Estimation in Groups with Confidence'). Therefore, names do not match perfectly, and information needs to be manually merged and confirmed.
What we need to do
[ ] We need to go through both the original list of tasks and the original task writeups, and extract the citation + a working link for each task.
[ ] Instead of linking to the original GitHub writeup, we should make sure that the task writeups display the citation and source. This is an issue already described in: https://github.com/Watts-Lab/task-mapping/issues/373
[ ] We should display the name of each of our 102 tasks, plus the citation and source, in a clean table that can be copy/pasted into the appendix of our paper.
Currently, we have 102 tasks, and they come from many different papers and sources. We need a way to cleanly display a table of these tasks, as well as a working URL of where they come from.
This would look something like this:
Currently, information about the task sources is scattered in a bunch of different places:
Unfortunately, it's not easy to merge everything because task names have evolved significantly over time. For example, as we have cleaned up tasks from the original list, we have realized that some writeups actually contain one or more distinct tasks, and we ended up creating separate writeups for each one. Examples include the Railroad Route Construction Game (there are two versions); Carter Racing (there are also two versions); the Iterated Snowdrift Game (there are also two versions); and Estimating Factual Quantities (which used to be called 'Forecasting and Estimation in Groups with Confidence'). Therefore, names do not match perfectly, and information needs to be manually merged and confirmed.
What we need to do