Open NimaSarajpoor opened 2 years ago
Good question. This is something that should be discussed. I suppose that a generic approach would be something like the following:
@online{scikit-learn-extra,
title={scikit-learn-extra: a Python module for machine learning that extends scikit-learn},
author={The scikit-learn-extra development team},
year={2020},
publisher={GitHub},
url={https://github.com/scikit-learn-contrib/scikit-learn-extra},
}
@scikit-learn-contrib/scikit-learn-extra citing the code as a frozen artifact, zenodo could be an option. On the other hand the package might be eligible for an open source software journal like the Journal of Open Source Software.
On the short term, +1 to add Zenodo, which would generate a citation DOI
We could indeed write a short paper, but maybe in a year or so when there are more algorithms included ?
Agreed.
Thanks everyone. Appreciate your input.
For now, I will use the BibTeX format provided by @chkoar.
I am trying to find a section on this repo that tells me how to cite scikit-learn-extra. I couldn't find anything. Could you please help me with this?