Sharing your work is a crucial step in promoting reproducibility and enabling others to build upon your efforts. In this chapter, we will explore two important aspects of sharing: hosting projects in publicly available repositories and ensuring proper file formats and data organization.
Hosting Projects in Publicly Available Repositories
To make your projects easily accessible to others, it is recommended to host them in publicly available repositories. This allows anyone interested in your work to access and examine the code and documentation. Public repositories provide transparency, facilitate collaboration, and encourage the sharing of knowledge and advancements.
File Formats and Data Organization
Proper file formats and data organization contribute to the reproducibility of your project. Use widely supported and portable file formats to store your data. Organize your data files in a structured manner, following a consistent naming scheme and including metadata files if necessary. This ensures that your data is accessible, understandable, and reproducible by others.
Reproducible score checklist
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