The Practice of Reproducible Research

Justin Kitzes, 2017

Overview

This volume presents practical examples of how researchers in data-intensive fields enhance the reproducibility of their projects. Thirty-one case studies detail the workflows employed to complete real-world research, illustrating the integration of specific tools, concepts, and practices. The focus is on the 'how-to' of conducting reproducible research, rather than its theoretical underpinnings. The book includes an introduction to reproducible research, a template for basic projects, and a synthesis of lessons learned.

Who it's for

• Students and researchers in data-intensive sciences.
• Individuals seeking to improve the reproducibility of their own research.
• Professionals interested in practical methods for scientific workflow.

Key features

• 368 pages of practical guidance.
• Published by Wiley in 2017.
• Features a softcover binding.
• ISBN: 9780520294752.