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A matlab function to compute Pair and Vector Resolved Spatial Statistics on Materials Science information.
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Spatial Statistics Research Paper #2

Closed tonyfast closed 10 years ago

tonyfast commented 10 years ago

@kiransamudrala and @suryakalidindi,

I have started to set up the Spatial Statistics repository for the publication we plan to put out.

Currently there are three branches

master where my main codes are at. gh-pages where my web facing content is document where there are so drafts of this paper so far

I suppose that we should make a new branch for the paper too? What are your thoughts? Should the branch that is building the publishes be isolated from the research and code.

wd15 commented 10 years ago

As an interested observer, I would say that the paper should probably have its own repository or just a directory in the research repository. It should not be a branch (like gh-pages). See this this discussion.

tonyfast commented 10 years ago

@wd15 I finally got around to watching the intro video to Authorea. It appears that is probably the best solution which indicates that it being its own repository is probably a good working idea.

tonyfast commented 10 years ago

Okay, so the solution.

This post on Authorera discusses how to get direct access to the Authorea Git repo. After these steps are completed, the Github repository you connected to will have a branch authorea that contains all of the files managed by Authorea. It's really easy to do and it's awesome how close your codes and figures come to the final publication. Github and Authorea is a really powerful stack for research.

The steps to doing this are really easy.

  1. Create an account or Login to Authorea.
  2. Either create a new article or go to an existing article.
  3. Go to SETTINGS
  4. Click Set Up A Deploy Key under Github Integration.
  5. Follow the steps Authorea provides.
  6. Set up the Webhooks so your updates are automatic between Github and Authorea.
tonyfast commented 10 years ago

Actually, the authorea branch only shows up if you do it wrong. :P

But, you can change the branch that it pushes and pulls to on Authorea.

suryakalidindi commented 10 years ago

All of this sounds great. Can we meet on Friday and help me set this up on my account? I do not have good internet connection here until I come back on Friday.

Surya

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Okay, so the solution.

This post https://www.authorea.com/issues/8 on Authorera discusses how to get direct access to the Authorea Git repo. After these steps are completed, the Github repository you connected to will have a branch authorea that contains all of the files managed by Authorea. It's really easy to do and it's awesome how close your codes and figures come to the final publication. Github and Authorea is a really powerful stack for research.

The steps to doing this are really easy.

  1. Create https://www.authorea.com/users an account or Login https://www.authorea.com/signin to Authorea https://www.authorea.com/ .
  2. Either create a new article or go to an existing article.
  3. Go to SETTINGS
  4. Click Set Up A Deploy Key under Github Integration.
  5. Follow the steps Authorea provides.
  6. Set up the Webhooks so your updates are automatic between Github and Authorea.

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tonyfast commented 10 years ago

Integrating an Authorea article with a Github Repository should be a one time thing. I will have this set up when you return on Friday.