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mdaeron / D47crunch

Python library for processing and standardizing carbonate clumped-isotope analyses, from low-level data out of a dual-inlet mass spectrometer to final, “absolute” Δ47, Δ48, and Δ49 values with fully propagated analytical error estimates.
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add a **see also** section to readme #11

Closed japhir closed 11 months ago

japhir commented 2 years ago

With the recent release of David Bajnai's isogeochem, people looking for clumped-related processing code might be getting a bit lost in the woods when searching github. It would be nice to add a short description to each of our README sections linking to each other's projects, specifying how the projects differ from each other. What do you think?

I've added the following short sentence to my R package clumpedr's dev branch:

  • D47crunch is the Python processing code to process clumped data from δ47 values. It features a pooled regression for the empirical transfer function and many other features.

are you happy with the description?

mdaeron commented 2 years ago

With the recent release of David Bajnai's isogeochem, people looking for clumped-related processing code might be getting a bit lost in the woods when searching github. It would be nice to add a short description to each of our README sections linking to each other's projects, specifying how the projects differ from each other. What do you think?

Every project linking to every other project will scale poorly, won't it? I'd suggest something like "Awesome clumpy resources" (or some better name) inspired by other "Awesome" lists (e.g., here).

I've added the following short sentence to my R package clumpedr's dev branch:

  • D47crunch is the Python processing code to process clumped data from δ47 values. It features a pooled regression for the empirical transfer function and many other features.

are you happy with the description?

Sure, thanks. I'd just suggest mentioning that it does Δ48 as well, since it is not obvious from the name.

mdaeron commented 11 months ago

Every project linking to every other project will scale poorly, won't it? I'd suggest something like "Awesome clumpy resources" (or some better name) inspired by other "Awesome" lists (e.g., here).

Based on this issue I just made this: clumpynomicon. Perhaps it'll catch on.