An efficient reproducible workflow
Talk given at Research Bazaar Victoria, Clayton, Australia.
Abstract
I will demonstrate the digital tools that underpin the efficiency and reproducibility of my research workflow. Utilizing GitHub as the platform for version control and collaboration, and R as a foundational tool, I leverage the renv package for managing project-specific R dependencies, and the targets package to avoid unnecessary computation. I employ quarto for generating multiple versions of my research papers for online repositories and journal submissions, ensuring seamless integration of code and text, without duplication. I’ll illustrate the workflow using a recent paper I coauthored on “Forecasting interrupted time series”.