Latest posts tagged with #SoftwareCitation on Bluesky
Software Citation Station Simplifies Software Citation for Astronomy
The Software Citation Station, a web tool, lets researchers generate software citations with author, version and persistent identifiers via a web‑form. Read more: getnews.me/software-citation-statio... #softwarecitation #astronomy
Citing software correctly matters.
CHORUS makes it easier with a centralized software citation policies index—your go-to resource for understanding publisher requirements and aligning with FORCE11 best practices.
🔗 chorusaccess.org/software-cit...
#OpenResearch #SoftwareCitation #ResearchIntegrity
Graphic prompting people to explore the refreshed software citation policy on the CHORUS website.
🔍 Software Citation Index: Fresh Updates🔍
Stay up to date with best practices for software citation. The latest updates to our Software Citation Policy Index are here.
🔗 Read more: www.chorusaccess.org/resources/so... #SoftwareCitation #ScholComm
🔍 Software Citation Index: Fresh Updates🔍
Stay up to date with best practices for software citation. The latest updates to our Software Citation Policy Index are here.
🔗 Read more: www.chorusaccess.org/resources/so...
#SoftwareCitation #ScholComm
Thanks to #CURIOSS members, Collin Capano and @willgearty.bsky.social at the @syracuseu.bsky.social #OSPO, for sharing this fascinating talk from @adam42smith on the #citationstylelanguage
📺https://bit.ly/4kFoCf7
#academicOSS #academicOSPOs #citation #openscience #openresearch #softwarecitation
The software citation principles do not define what software should be cited, but rather how software should be cited. What software should be cited is the decision of the author(s) of the research work in the context of community norms and practices, and in most research communities, these are currently in flux. In general, we believe that software should be cited on the same basis as any other research product such as a paper or book; that is, authors should cite the appropriate set of software products just as they cite the appropriate set of papers
Are there any actual helpful guidelines for #softwareCitation ? The papers I know talk about 'how'. I want guidance on 'what' -- clearly you don't cite Word & you cite the key pkg for your stats analysis. Lots in between...
doi.org/10.7717/peer... has this unhelpful bit:
Harris et al. 2020 @nature.com article
"Array programming with NumPy"
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reaches 2,000 citations.
#topcites #SoftwareCitation
Pedregosa et al. 2011 J.Machine Learning Res. manual
"Scikit-learn: Machine Learning in Python"
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reaches 2,000 citations.
#topcites #SoftwareCitation
MadGraph collaboration 2014 JHEP article
"The automated computation of tree-level and next-to-leading order differential cross sections and their matching to parton shower simulations"
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reaches 9,000 citations.
#topcites #SoftwareCitation
