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LeonardSchmiester / Benchmark-Models

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Where to host benchmark repository? #73

Closed LeonardSchmiester closed 4 years ago

LeonardSchmiester commented 4 years ago

We discussed, that we want to host this repository somewhere else. I would suggest the benchmark-initiative project (https://github.com/Benchmarking-Initiative), if that is possible.

I guess it would be good to create a clean project there to get rid of the old matlab files (related to issue #63) and copy the issues from here to the new repository.

Any opinions?

paulstapor commented 4 years ago

No need to track the Matlab files in the history, that's just unnecessary storage. If necessary due to the last publication, I would suggest plugging the initial commit on zenodo, if this isn't done automatically anyways... Then we're definitely safe to prune out Matlab from the history...

dweindl commented 4 years ago

Strongly in favor of having this at https://github.com/Benchmarking-Initiative.

As the publication promises matlab code and analyses at https://github.com/Benchmarking-Initiative/Benchmark-Models, maybe it would be good to put them in a Benchmark-Models-V2 repository there, which is a bit more lightweight. The README could include a link to the new repo.

Should be discussed with current owners/maintainers.

paulstapor commented 4 years ago

Alternatively: Benchmark-models-PEtab might be a good name

LeonardSchmiester commented 4 years ago

Sounds good. Then we should discuss with Clemens if he can give us owner rights there.

dweindl commented 4 years ago

Sounds good. Then we should discuss with Clemens if he can give us owner rights there.

First project for https://www.integrative-pathway-models.de/meetings/income2019-conference-and-hackathon/index.html ?