[R-meta] Open Data: preferred way of publishing

Philipp Doebler doebler at statistik.tu-dortmund.de
Sat Jan 27 16:26:15 CET 2018


Dear Moritz,

from my limited experience, I would recommend the Open Science Framework (
https://osf.io/), which includes many of the ideas in Github (e.g. you can
clone someones project and work with that) but could be advantageous w.r.t.
data sharing. Harvard's dataverse has some visibility, too, and also allows
you to publish code etc.

While I have published some material in online supplements, I do not like
the fact that the publishers copyright extends to that (which could limit
the re-use of the data you intend). I would definitely not recommend your
website, as this is typically way less stable than professional hosting.

Best wishes,
  Philipp

On Sat, Jan 27, 2018 at 4:19 PM, Moritz Tobiasch <moritztobiasch at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear colleagues,
>
> I have not a primary technical question, but I think it is worth asking
> the experts:
>
> I am currently finishing on a meta-analysis, preparing for publication. I
> intend to publish my set of primary data (it’s been quite some work, and I
> guess it could be helpful to review and discuss on the topic). Primary data
> were collected in a (I know, I apologize for it …) Excel spreadsheet before
> being imported to R, and analysis was run in Rstudio in a Markup file.
>
> My question is now: based on your experience and preferences, what would
> be your ideal way to make the primary dataset and the calculations
> accessible for review and further research? Add it to the article as
> supplemental material, upload it to arxiv, GitHub, or just on my website?
>
> Any suggestions are welcome!
>
> Sincerely yours
> M. Tobiasch
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