julieripplinger
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10 years ago Sounds great, Syd! My Skype name is julie.ripplinger . Talk to you in a couple weeks!
Julie
On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 2:34 PM, Sydney Jones notifications@github.comwrote:
Hello everyone,
Monday March 31st at 10:00 MT will be the Skype meeting to discuss metrics and ideas for the paper. Be sure to send me your Skype handle. If you can't make the meeting, I will post a summary of the meeting. In lieu of your presence, you can also post what you want to share in the metrics folder discussed below, and I will address it at the meeting.
I added a folder to github called "metrics". This is where to find the following:
1) a doc file called "potential metrics" that contains ideas and relevant paper references that may help you brainstorm potential temporal metrics to use on the data.
2) a "papers" file containing the papers I referenced in the file above.
3) code for metrics
Please, you are encouraged to add papers and code to these folders. You may even want to add a file of your own containing any ideas, code etc. that you want to share during the meeting. It would be awesome if most of us come with ruminated ideas so the meeting can be fruitful!
See you then!
Syd
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/NCEAS/commdyn/issues/3 .
Julie Ripplinger Biology PhD Candidate - School of Life Sciences Vegetation and Landscape Ecology lab Arizona State University julie.ripplinger@asu.edu
"The role of scientists is to collect data and transform them into understanding." - J. Schimel
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Hello everyone,
Monday March 31st at 10:00 MT will be the Skype meeting to discuss metrics and ideas for the paper. Be sure to send me your Skype handle. If you can’t make the meeting, I will post a summary of the meeting. In lieu of your presence, you can also post what you want to share in the metrics folder discussed below, and I will address it at the meeting.
I added a folder to github called “metrics”. This is where to find the following:
1) a doc file called “potential metrics” that contains ideas and relevant paper references that may help you brainstorm potential temporal metrics to use on the data.
2) a “papers” file containing the papers I referenced in the file above.
3) code for metrics
Please, you are encouraged to add papers and code to these folders. You may even want to add a file of your own containing any ideas, code etc. that you want to share during the meeting. It would be awesome if most of us come with ruminated ideas so the meeting can be fruitful!
See you then!
Syd