@pwgtennant @MarkKelson I can agree with that. I think the inspection tools have a big effect. I think that if code has been sighted by more than one person, preferably by an outsider and along with some useful comments, it will be comprehensible to most readers.
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Open Science 🧪 (openscience@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:10 UTC Open Science 🧪 -
Peter Tennant, PhD (pwgtennant@fediscience.org)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:18 UTC Peter Tennant, PhD @openscience @MarkKelson Sometimes I find 'efficient' code extremely difficult to read and understand, whereas repetitious code can be a lot clearer... 🤔
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Open Science 🧪 (openscience@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:28 UTC Open Science 🧪 @pwgtennant
imho; Well it's not a requirement, however clarity facilitates understanding and reusability, thereby increasing value. Whether the repetition of program lines makes the biggest difference is of course debatable -
Peter Tennant, PhD (pwgtennant@fediscience.org)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:36 UTC Peter Tennant, PhD @openscience @MarkKelson is repetition of code seen as bad for open science?! Sometimes it's technically challenging to use a loop!
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Peter Tennant, PhD (pwgtennant@fediscience.org)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:45 UTC Peter Tennant, PhD @openscience @MarkKelson I think you can always assume 'yes' is the answer to this question 🤣
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Open Science 🧪 (openscience@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:10:54 UTC Open Science 🧪 @MarkKelson would you like this to be boosted?
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MarkKelson (markkelson@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:11:02 UTC MarkKelson Nice paper on the availability of statistical code in European Urology papers. And a checklist to get us all thinking about how good the code we share is. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6705117/ #OpenScience #Reproducibility
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