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A Note on Replication
SciPy 2012 Postview: The following is a section taken from my SciPy 2012 proceeding from the conference last week. You can see the paper at github. This post is a follow up to the “Why Reproducibility is Important” post. I hope to do a recap of the conference itself next week! (NOTE: flmake is a specific CLI utility for workflow management in the […]
Why Reproducibility is Important
July 13, 2012 by Anthony Scopatz
SciPy 2012 Preview: The following is a section taken from my SciPy 2012 proceeding for the conference next week. You can see a preview of the paper at github. I hope to see you at the conference (and my talk)! True to its part of speech, much of ‘scientific computing’ has the trappings of science […]
Episode 28: R We Not Statisticians?
July 6, 2012 by Anthony Scopatz
Listen to the podcast On episode 28, we finally get around to tackling R, a language for statistical computing. R has a storied history as an LGPL code related to the S language which came out of Bell labs which itself was influenced by Scheme. R is the go-to tool for many statisticians, analysts, and data scientists. […]
July 22, 2012 by Anthony Scopatz
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