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I'll get to work on cleaning up my seasonality scripts. This is the push I needed.
On 31 July 2017 at 16:22, Trevor Bedford notifications@github.com wrote:
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Sequence data and all analytical code is publicly available at https://github.com/blab/structured-mers.
This should be so before submitting the manuscript. Having a data/ directory is most important, but having analyses in place would also be very helpful.
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Yeah, I've been cleaning up the code and data.
We got scripts largely figured out. Data file sizes remain an issue.
@evogytis --- Did you get the files pushed to the repo? Or should I help with making an S3 bucket?
Haven't pushed yet, no. I'll need to double check the files beforehand. I can put it on Dropbox and send you the link once it's done.
Sounds great.
MCC trees and .fasta
sequences should be relative paths in the repo so that iPython notebooks can be run by someone who isn't @evogytis.
The text states:
This should be so before submitting the manuscript. Having a
data/
directory is most important, but having analyses in place would also be very helpful.