Availability of dataset from "Loophole-free Bell inequality violation using electron spins separated by 1.3 kilometres"? I am looking for the most-raw data from the (in)famous Loophole-free Bell inequality violation using electron spins separated by 1.3 kilometres experiment. I would like to try repeating their calculations, and possibly try some other statistical methods. I have searched their supplmentary information for usages of the term "data" and didn't find any mention of whether or if such data is available in the surrounding paragraphs.
Is their dataset available anywhere?
 A: I emailed the authors of the original paper and they told me how to find the data set. They told me the data is publicly available at the following link:
https://data.4tu.nl/articles/dataset/Loophole-free_Bell-inequality_violation_using_electron_spins_separated_by_1_3_kilometres/12703235/1
It contains the following files:

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*bell_open_data.txt

*bell_open_data_analysis_example.py

*bell_open_data_header.ods

*bell_open_data_readme.rtf
The pertinant data is contained in bell_open_data.txt however reading the README bell_open_data_readme.rtf gives a big-picture description and bell_open_data_header.ods gives some basic information about each column found in bell_open_data.txt.
It is worth looking inside bell_open_data_analysis_example.py to get concrete details of how the data was processed and how figures were prepared. It appears to have been written in Python 2.
As you mentioned, in their supplementary information they describe how the data was processed. How you analyze the data using other methods is up to you.

As I learned here, you can download it using the following Python code:
import requests

r = requests.get("https://data.4tu.nl/ndownloader/files/24056582")

with open("data.zip", "wb") as f_out:
    f_out.write(r.content)

