Scientific workflows using R

Authors

Affiliations

Sara Mortara ORCID ID

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Andrea Sánchez-Tapia ORCID ID

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Published

July 7, 2022

Citation

Mortara & Sánchez-Tapia, 2022

Slides

Resources

Download here the .zip file containing the demo repository.

Unzip any missing the content in the project folder you are working.

Running a Rmd file

You’ll need the packages: rmarkdown and knitr installed in your computer.

Then, open the .Rproj file to start RStudio, open the docs/scientific_workflow.Rmd file,

As an alternative, you can run: knitr::render("docs/scientific_workflow.Rmd") on your console.

Footnotes

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    Citation

    For attribution, please cite this work as

    Mortara & Sánchez-Tapia (2022, July 7). Scientific Programming: Scientific workflows using R. Retrieved from https://scientific-computing.netlify.app/03_scientific_workflows.html

    BibTeX citation

    @misc{mortara2022scientific,
  author = {Mortara, Sara and Sánchez-Tapia, Andrea},
  title = {Scientific Programming: Scientific workflows using R},
  url = {https://scientific-computing.netlify.app/03_scientific_workflows.html},
  year = {2022}
}