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Organizing computational work on *statistical* projects; use for questions about data storage, data sharing, code repositories, etc. Note that questions about programming or unrelated to statistics are off-topic.
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Comparing reproducible research strategies: brew or Sweave vs. R2HTML
The reason option 1 is so common is because...it is so common. Sweave has been around for the better part of 10 years and, for many R users, is synonymous with reproducible research. Furthermore, the …
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Repositories and data analysis projects
I keep a separate repository for each project, with a project being centered around a particular data set or question being addressed. The repo contains the data, code, and Sweave documents/plots that …
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How to increase longer term reproducibility of research (particularly using R and Sweave)
The first step in reproducibility is making sure the data are in a format that is easy for future researchers to read. Flat files are the clear choice here (Fairbairn in press).
To make the code usef …
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