...even for people who strictly use R etc and have fully computer generated data, this advice is useful: things like having a data diary defining variables, logs etc. All very good practices! I think it’s a worthy read.
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Matlab is a dinosaur, but some of us are dinosaurs. Retraining myself, sacrificing productivity and time at a transition stage to ECR isn't something I'm going to do. So I'll do my best to be open science oriented with my Matlab. And help train the next gen to use R and python.
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That's fair but Matlab isn't
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More here (see question on Matlab) — Octave is an option but it doesn't support everything in Matlab: http://rescience.github.io/faq/
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I'm not sure I like the hard boundary you're drawing. I agree that it'd better if stuff were released in a universally run/readable format, but surely getting it released at all is most of the battle? Octave/Libre Office can handle most things and if not, m-files are just text.
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Good luck with that.
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