danielskatz software-vs-data issues

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understanding and documenting the differences between software and data in the context of citation

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List of Commonalities

#46 fedorov closed 7 years ago
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added Randles as author

#45 bboscoe closed 7 years ago
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changes from brandles

#44 danielskatz closed 7 years ago
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Copyright on data

#43 agbeltran closed 7 years ago
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update preprint.bib

#42 bboscoe closed 7 years ago
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Data Citation Principles

#41 zuphilip closed 7 years ago
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Granularity

#40 zuphilip closed 7 years ago
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suggestions for edits

#39 bboscoe closed 7 years ago
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add email address #24

#38 tompollard closed 7 years ago
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strengthen preprint.bib abstract sentence

#37 band closed 7 years ago
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preprint.bib abstract suggestion 1

#36 band closed 7 years ago
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minor changes: clarify a few things, fix some minor tex issues

#35 knarrff closed 7 years ago
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create information about Frank Löffler

#34 knarrff closed 7 years ago
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Added affiliation info.

#33 mhucka closed 7 years ago
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Added my address

#32 khinsen closed 7 years ago
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Adding Arfon's details

#31 arfon closed 7 years ago
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Add author 7 address

#30 rwwh closed 7 years ago
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Update preprint.tex

#29 zoidy closed 7 years ago
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update affiliation. ref #24

#28 tompollard closed 7 years ago
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add auth 5 affiliation

#27 cboettig closed 7 years ago
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WLA contact information added

#26 band closed 7 years ago
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add contact information to preprint

#25 alee closed 7 years ago
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preprint

#24 danielskatz closed 7 years ago
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Master

#23 rwwh closed 7 years ago
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add computational modeling text and examples

#22 alee closed 7 years ago
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Master

#21 rwwh closed 7 years ago
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changed software citation paper to final version

#20 kyleniemeyer closed 7 years ago
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Data provides evidence, software provides a tool.

#19 ypriverol closed 7 years ago
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Software can be used to express or explain concepts, unlike data.

#18 BergFulton closed 7 years ago
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Say clearly what we mean by "data".

#17 khinsen closed 8 years ago
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Software is active, data is passive. Ref #15

#16 tompollard closed 8 years ago
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Software is active, data is passive

#15 tompollard closed 7 years ago
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"Software is a creative work, data a fact"

#14 BergFulton closed 7 years ago
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add notes to two points. One of them, though, is more an counter-argument. See if you like it.

#13 knarrff closed 8 years ago
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"Software suffers from a different type of bit rot than data"

#12 khinsen closed 7 years ago
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The lifetime of software is generally not as long as that of data.

#11 jennielarkin closed 8 years ago
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Software teams can be large and multidisciplinary, and with varied roles that overlap and sometimes make contributions ambiguous—some of which can rise to a level equivalent to paper authorship.

#10 jennielarkin closed 7 years ago
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"Software is frequently built to use other software, leading to complex dependencies, and these dependent software packages also frequently change."

#9 jennielarkin closed 7 years ago
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"Software is updated more frequently than papers or data."

#8 jennielarkin closed 7 years ago
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Fill in section 'software is executable, unlike papers or data'

#7 zoidy closed 8 years ago
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The lifetime of software versus data

#6 npch closed 7 years ago
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Some typographic corrections

#5 peterdesmet closed 8 years ago
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Are we talking about function or form?

#4 npch closed 7 years ago
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Introduction and the question: is software just a subset of data?

#3 cboettig closed 7 years ago
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Software is a creative work, data a fact

#2 cboettig closed 8 years ago
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"Software" vs "Source Code"?

#1 cboettig closed 7 years ago
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