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Sumatra: a toolkit for reproducible research
Andrew P. Davison, Michele Mattioni, Dmitry Samarkanov, Bartosz Teleńczuk

Sumatra: a toolkit for reproducible research

Science & Mathematics Published 2014 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

Lack of replicability in computational studies is, at base, a problem of shortcomings in record keeping. In laboratory-based experimental science, the tradition is to write down all experimental details in a paper notebook. This approach is no longer viable for many computational studies, as the number of details that could have an impact on the final result is so large. Automated or semi-automated tools for keeping track of all the experimental details – the scientist’s own code, input and output data, supporting software, the computer hardware used, etc. – are therefore needed.

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Document Title Sumatra: a toolkit for reproducible research
Author / Organization Andrew P. Davison, Michele Mattioni, Dmitry Samarkanov, Bartosz Teleńczuk
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2014
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
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