A 3h hands-on workshop that introduces a DataLad-approach to computational reproducibility, where participants end up fully reproducing results and manuscript of a peer-reviewed paper, published in 2020.
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Computational reproducibility: How could it be done in practice?

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Given at

  • Workshop "Reproducible Quantitative Data Science", Copenhagen, October 2023
  • Workshop "Reproducible Quantitative Data Science", Copenhagen, October 2024
  • Workshop "Reproducible Quantitative Data Science", Copenhagen, August 2025

How to obtain the slides

This is a DataLad dataset. Clone the source repository:

datalad clone <url>

Enter the newly created directory

cd <directory>

And obtain all content:

datalad get . -r

Now open index.html in a browser compatible with reveal.js.