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Code Sharing in the Open Science Era
1Relay Therapeutics, Inc., 215 First St., Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142, United States.
Abstract:
Many high-profile scientific journals have established policies mandating the release of code accompanying papers that describe computational methods. Unfortunately, the majority of journals that publish papers in Computational Chemistry and Cheminformatics have yet to define such guidelines. This Viewpoint reviews the current state of reproducibility for the field and makes a case for the inclusion of code with computational papers.
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