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Notes for Bioinformatics Class

Open and reproducible science

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Link to Open Science Collaboration:

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/349/6251/aac4716

How to practice open and reproducible research

  1. Data exploration is cool. Do it.
  2. Commit/version control any steps foward.
  3. Compile raw data, code, documentation, and figures in a public repository.
  4. Comment and document like crazy.
  5. Publish the repository in an open, sustainable archive.
  6. Track changes over time.
  7. Engage the community. Challenge others to find the flaw in your work.
  8. Admit mistakes and track fixes.
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