I have a manuscript for a scientific publication, the data, and the scripts used to generate the result figures and tables. How can I wrap these three in an executable research compendium, so that others can easily reproduce the computational steps my study?
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The best way is to use our online ERC user interface at https://o2r.uni-muenster.de/. There you can upload a zip file of your workspace, which must include an R Markdown file that executes your workflow. You may choose to start you analysis from raw data or, if that takes very long, based on some pre-processed data.
The UI has a self-explanatory creation wizard guiding you through the process. Note that all your files will be publicly available on our demo server after your creation, and that you will need an ORCID account to log-in. New registrations are manually checked before you are allowed to upload any files, so please let us know if you're in a hurry.
You can also "manually" create an ERC as described in this guide that is part of the ERC technical specification.
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