Write up for publication

[scottclowe]

How is it best to write up?

• Can we make an iPython notebook which contains all the plots and text (the whole paper in a notebook)?
• Should we have a LaTeX document on OverLeaf?
• Or just have a shared LaTeX document on our own repository? (In a publication branch, say)?

[fmaguire]

I'd like to try authorea and its notebook linking for all the figs

On 10 December 2015 at 16:46, Scott Lowe [email protected] wrote:

How is it best to write up?

• Can we make an iPython notebook which contains all the plots and
  text (the whole paper in a notebook)?
• Should we have a LaTeX document on OverLeaf
  https://www.overleaf.com/?
• Or just have a shared LaTeX document on our own repository? (In a
  publication branch, say)?

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[gngdb]

Authorea document is now online (obviously). For writing up, some work we have to do on this repo:

• Heatmaps of relative feature set information content (Scott)
• Random Forest selection details
• Robustness and pathologies of final score

[andrewxstewart]

Did we get a writeup of this somewhere?

[scottclowe]

No, we did not

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