Pete Bachant

@petebachant.me

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RSE @caltech.edu Bicycles, fluid dynamics, Python, open source, open science, reproducibility. https://petebachant.me | https://calkit.org

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A comparison of research project management approaches showing the manual, closed approach versus the open single-button reproducible approach.
Messy reproducible code is better than "clean" but irreproducible code.
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YAML pipeline syntax.
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Non-bundled dependencies.
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Commands to import datasets with Calkit.
Code snapshot with SQL query and DataFrame.
Research project reproducibility check results from calkit.io.