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general:scientificworking [2021/10/13 21:37] – [Scientific documentation should be FAIR] ingogeneral:scientificworking [2022/11/17 14:13] (current) – [Keep your workspace clean] vinh
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 Scientific projects have to be [[general:dokuwiki:how2document|documented]] very carefully. The requirements are easily specified: :!: You need to document to an extent that any third person is capable of understanding :!: why you have done :!: what and :!: how, what the :!: results are. You also have to make clear to what extent your :!: conclusions are supported by the data. When it comes to your data, make sure to follow the [[https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/|FAIR principles]]. This means that your data has to be Scientific projects have to be [[general:dokuwiki:how2document|documented]] very carefully. The requirements are easily specified: :!: You need to document to an extent that any third person is capable of understanding :!: why you have done :!: what and :!: how, what the :!: results are. You also have to make clear to what extent your :!: conclusions are supported by the data. When it comes to your data, make sure to follow the [[https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/|FAIR principles]]. This means that your data has to be
   - **F**indable   - **F**indable
-  - **A**accessible+  - **A**ccessible
   - **I**nteroperable   - **I**nteroperable
   - **R**eproducable   - **R**eproducable
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   * **Avoid the use of whitespaces**  and language specific characters such as ”ä”, ”ö”, ”ü” in both file and folder names, as this can cause problems when working with the linux terminal.   * **Avoid the use of whitespaces**  and language specific characters such as ”ä”, ”ö”, ”ü” in both file and folder names, as this can cause problems when working with the linux terminal.
   * Keep input data separate from results, as you may do different analyses with the same input data. If you insist in having the input together with the results, consider the use of soft links. These are pointers to a file or a directory that can be placed anywhere in the file system without the need to duplicate the often large input files.   * Keep input data separate from results, as you may do different analyses with the same input data. If you insist in having the input together with the results, consider the use of soft links. These are pointers to a file or a directory that can be placed anywhere in the file system without the need to duplicate the often large input files.
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