Recently the original virtualenv-baseed approach started to fall apart, because mutual incompatibilities between the dependencies (some pinned at old versions) increased.
This changeset provides a container recipe to generate a modern (or most modern, given todays possibilities) environment to still reproduce the analysis.
This does not reproduce everything exactly. There is a small (I'd say insignificant) change in one panel of a Fig 4. The full backstory and analysis of the cause is in
https://github.com/psychoinformatics-de/paper-remodnav/issues/20. However, besides that all reported statistical scores and performance measures reported in the paper remain identical.
Not that execution inside the container requires all inputs to be provisioned before. Here is the specification
Recently the original virtualenv-baseed approach started to fall apart, because mutual incompatibilities between the dependencies (some pinned at old versions) increased.
This changeset provides a container recipe to generate a modern (or most modern, given todays possibilities) environment to still reproduce the analysis.
The container image can be built with
And the manuscript can be generated with
This does not reproduce everything exactly. There is a small (I'd say insignificant) change in one panel of a Fig 4. The full backstory and analysis of the cause is in https://github.com/psychoinformatics-de/paper-remodnav/issues/20. However, besides that all reported statistical scores and performance measures reported in the paper remain identical.
Not that execution inside the container requires all inputs to be provisioned before. Here is the specification
This will again be automated in a future changeset, based on a container-run provenance record.