Daniel Hart Baker

Using #RMarkdown we converted standard manuscripts into a fully reproducible format, with all analyses computed from the raw data and results input directly into the text. We learnt a lot along the way, and developed some new methods, including using Docker and Github Actions 2/6

We have made available some repositories of example markdown scripts, as well as a ‘cookbook’ of useful tips here: https://github.com/bakerdh/ReproduceMe Hopefully this will help others to develop the necessary skills 4/6

All of our contributing authors were extremely cooperative, and clearly saw the benefit of their work being reproducible. We think this is how all scientific results should be reported. However we recognise several barriers to wider adoption, chiefly expertise and time 3/6

However if anyone is interested in arranging a bespoke workshop to learn our process, or commissioning work along these lines, please do get in touch by DM 5/6

Team members included the fantastic @KHansford@mastodon.world Bartholomew Quinn, Erin Warden-English, Kiki Berg and Federico Segala. We have submitted the preprint to Meta-Psychology and open reviews are very welcome (details in preprint) 6/6

The final version of this paper has now been published: https://doi.org/10.15626/MP.2023.4021