By SSI Fellows Meag Doherty, Jesper Dramsch.
How do you create something from nothing?
Over the course of four days earlier in April, a group of us at the Open Science Retreat spent time discussing challenges and opportunities with usability in Open Source Scientific Software. As a way to wrap up the time spent together, a few group members wrote personal narratives (including self-assigned catchy titles!) that highlight some of the individual and collective experiences in usability.
Over the course of four days earlier in April, a group of us at the Open Science Retreat spent time discussing challenges and opportunities with usability in Open Source Scientific Software. As a way to wrap up the time spent together, a few group members wrote personal narratives (including self-assigned catchy titles!) that highlight some of the individual and collective experiences in usability.
At the recent Open Science Retreat, a group of us from across scientific domains dove into our issues of usability in scientific software. Below is a recap of the discussions and next steps.
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SSI Fellow Jesper Dramsch speaks up about their experience hosting a workshop on Reproducibility for Machine Learning in Science at Pydata Global.