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gsverhoeven.github.io
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| | | | | This blog post describes a sequence of 9 steps to set up a reproducible workflow for scientific writing based on open-source tooling. It boils down to writing the manuscript in Rmarkdown, and using a set of auxiliary tools to manage citations and output to Word to share with collaborators and to prepare the final document for submission to the journal. | |
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nhigham.com
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| | | | | BibTeX is an important part of my workflow in writing papers and books. Here are three tips for getting the most out of it. 1. DOI and URL Links from Bibliography Entries A digital object identifier (DOI) provides a persistent link to an object on the web, via the server at http://dx.doi.org. Most scholarly journals... | |
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sciruby.com
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| | | | | Almost two months ago, in December, we release our first beta of NMatrix, our linear algebra library for the Ruby language. Rather than discussing ... | |
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www.web-ecology.net
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