Welcome!
Transparent Programming: Important Habits for Reproducibility and Research Integrity
Thanks!
To you for being here!
To the Society for Medical Decision Making for supporting the development of this workshop
To Madison Coots for helping develop this workshop!
Who are you? What brings you here?
- E.g. your name, pronouns, background, and motivation for this workshop.
General guidelines (and advice!)
- Ask for help when you need it!
- You can ask a question in the Teams chat.
- We will try to answer it directly.
- Indicate you are stuck in the Status Chart (tinyurl.com/repcochart)
- We will invite you to a 1:1 call in a Helper channel.
- You can ask a question in the Teams chat.
Please open the workshop site
You can find all workshop information at tinyurl.com/repcopilot.
Being reproducible
Is this enough?
- Access to the code
- Access to the data
- (And let’s assume we can replicate the environment)
How confident do you feel?
This code is a kludgly, ugly, inefficient mess. (…) It is probably riddled with problems, mistakes, bugs, inefficiencies, vestigial code stubs, etc etc. (…) I am as confident as I am capable of being that all of the factual claims that were made in the manuscript are accurate.
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