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# Reproducible Research Week 1
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title: Week 1
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## Replication
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It should not include every analysis you performed
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References should be included for statistical methods
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References should be included for statistical methods
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title: Week 2
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## Coding Standards for R
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1. Always use text files/text editor
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title: Week 3
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## tl;dr
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People are busy, especially managers and leaders. Results of data analyses are sometimes presented in oral form, but often the first cut is presented via email.
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- Reproducible research focuses on the most "downstream" aspect of research documentation
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- Evidence-based data analysis would provide standardized best practices for given scientific areas and questions
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- Gives reviewers an important tool without dramatically increases the burden on them
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- More effort should be put into improving the quality of "upstream" aspects of scientific research
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- More effort should be put into improving the quality of "upstream" aspects of scientific research
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title: Week 4
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showthedate: false
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## The `cacher` Package for R
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- Add-on package for R
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