tladeras’s avatartladeras’s Twitter Archive—№ 1,910

                  1. @_inundata talking about research compendiums for preserving analysis. RStudio Project/Package structure can be basis of this. #rstudioconf
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                  @_inundata Compendia can be simple to complex: medium ones might use NAMESPACE, custom functions, complex ones may have workflows and Dockerfiles as well
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                @_inundata Data management: small tabular data can be stored in compendium. piggyback package can attach large data files (up to 2 gb) to github repo releases. arkdb allows you to chunk data in and out of db backends. #rstudioconf
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              @_inundata Isolate computing environments - package versions can result in different analyses! Think about dockerfiles - use github.com/o2r/containerit
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            @_inundata mybinder.org lets you share analyses that are in notebooks - can rerun analyses #rstudioconf
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          @_inundata Setting up binder - add text file called runtime.txt - rocker will pull appropriate container, install.R to specify packages. #rstudioconf
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        Think about using drake @rOpenSci package for workflows #Rstudioconf
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      Think about long term archiving of compendia using zenodo #rstudioconf
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    More about compendia here github.com/karthik/rstudio2019