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A Short Essay on Reproducible Research

Posted on 2023-01-12 by jcs

As everyone around here knows, I am a big fan of reproducible research and the idea of including data, code, and explanatory text in the same file. For researchers, that makes it easy for others to verify and extend the … Continue reading →

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Org Mode for Reproducible Research

Posted on 2020-12-26 by jcs

Thibault Lestang of Oxford University has a very nice video that makes the case for using Emacs and, in particular, Org-mode for academic research. He’s very interested in reproducible research and his talk is centered around the idea of Org-mode … Continue reading →

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Raw Data and Reproducible Research

Posted on 2020-03-03 by jcs

I’ve often written that reproducible research is the best way to do science. Over at Molecular Brain, it’s editor, Tsuyoshi Miyakawa, has a long and interesting editorial that argues that if you aren’t providing raw data, you aren’t doing science. … Continue reading →

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Reproducible Research and Literate Programming in Econometrics

Posted on 2018-10-02 by jcs

About a year and a half ago Rob Hicks wrote an interesting post on bringing literate programming and reproducible research methods to Econometrics. Hicks works mostly in Python and Matlab but also sometimes needs Strata and R. When he began … Continue reading →

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Reproducible Research for Management

Posted on 2018-05-23 by jcs

The utility of reproducible research and literate programming methods in engineering and science is clear and well known by now but we seldom consider how the techniques might be extended to other disciplines. If, however, you think about what you’re … Continue reading →

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A Reproducible Research Toolkit

Posted on 2018-02-28 by jcs

José A. Alonso’s tweet: Using Emacs, Org-mode and R for research writing in social sciences (A toolkit for writing reproducible research papers and monographs). ~ Vikas Rawal https://t.co/QaG4Ifq3Kh #Emacs #OrgMode #Rstats — José A. Alonso (@Jose_A_Alonso) February 26, 2018 led … Continue reading →

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Reproducible Research Webinar

Posted on 2016-10-24 by jcs

Back in June I wrote about A Complete Example of Reproducible Research with Org. One of the authors of that paper was Arnaud Legrand who has an excellent webinar on reproducible research. Sadly, the video of the talk is in … Continue reading →

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Reproducible Research for R

Posted on 2016-06-14 by jcs

Continuing with yesterday’s theme of reproducible research, I’d like to point to this resource for reproducible research. I’ve written about this before but I just came across this tweet Finally good detailed instructions for R and org-mode #emacs #spacemacs #orgmode … Continue reading →

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A Complete Example of Reproducible Research with Org

Posted on 2016-06-13 by jcs

Those of you who frequent Irreal know that I’m a big believer in reproducible research and that I’m particularly fascinated with how Org mode can be leveraged to produce it. In the past, I’ve pointed out some small examples of … Continue reading →

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An Example of Why Reproducible Research Matters

Posted on 2016-04-12 by jcs

Dennis Ogbe, whom I’ve written about before, has a nice example of why reproducible research matters. If you’ve read those previous posts you know that Ogbe is a PhD student in Electrical Engineering at Purdue. As such he reads papers … Continue reading →

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