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本人在开发一个R工具包, 主要程序基本上写完. 只是对开发R包没有具体经验,不想草草发布. 想请有R包开发经验的同行做些指导, 从整体程序架构,调用关系, 程序包说明, 及发布调试方面做指导. 如果你在青岛最好, 可以方便当面去请教.
报酬方式有两种任选:
1) 论文的第二作者 (已确定投影响因子4.0以上的杂志)
或2) 金钱酬谢, 价格由你定.
有意者请联系shinevip@163.com. 谢谢!
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Call for Software
Neurocomputing Journal (Impact Factor=2.005)
For our New Software Track using novel academic content standards for software developed by Elsevier and Github
We believe Software is scientific method executed by a machine, and therefore should be an integral part of the
scientific communication ecosystem. Even though some journals have been experimenting, we feel software itself is
currently not systematically treated as a full and equal academic citizen.
Elsevier intends take open science to a next level and make software itself a fully-fledged academic publication by
making code, pieces of software or complete tools as findable, indexable, archivable, searchable, citable, referable as
the trusted papers we're used to. To this end specific editorial support, version management of the software
published, and a tailor made review process that extends to multiple software and code releases will be offered.
Introducing a new scientific format : ORIGINAL SOFTWARE PUBLICATIONS (OSP)
Elsevier is working with software development platforms like GitHub to create a new academic content class: Original
Software Publications (OSP). These are short overviews that only describe major/significant software and code
artefacts, including post publication updates (versions) and systematically capture all metadata needed to expose this
work to interested readers and users. The OSP, as well as subsequent updates thereof, will be peer reviewed and
considered "one body of work" for citation and indexing purposes, creating the canonical academic reference point for
your body of software work including all its versions/ releases.
New research publications have always been founded on earlier work, and the same applies to software. What
constitutes enough of a 'body of work' to be publishable as one OSP is decided by the editorial policies of journals
supporting this new class of scientific contribution. For instance, bug fixes and many other post publication releases
are not considered publishable "major new work", and are incorporated into the initial OSP publication by means of
submitting an software update.
Should the authors/ developers reach a significant major new release they may need to submit a new OSP for
review- and this submission is treated as a new body of work. Obviously authors can cite their earlier (software) work,
relevant theory, and other comparable works.
All software and code published is, and will remain, fully owned by their developers. Currently all software and code
submitted for review and evaluation must be released under one of the pre-approved licenses:
* Apache License, 2.0 (Apache-2.0)
* BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" license (BSD-3-Clause)
* BSD 3-Clause "Simplified" or "FreeBSD" license (BSD-2-Clause)
* GNU General Public License (GPL)
* GNU Library or "Lesser" General Public License (LGPL)
* MIT license (MIT)
* Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0)
* Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL-1.0)
* Eclipse Public License (EPL-1.0)
* Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
SUBMISSIONS
There are two types of submissions for your OSP:
1. Submission Process of your FIRST OSP
2. Submission Process of your Software UPDATES to the OSP
More detailed submission instructions can be found at:
http://www.elsevier.com/about/content-innovation/original-software-publications#instructions-how-to-submit-your-software-work
Your software and code will be fast tracked for review by the dedicated editorial board of Neurocomputing's
new software track. Experts will review your software based on: (i) the quality of the OSP manuscript, (ii) originality, novelty, and
significance of the software contribution, (iii) the quality, completeness, and readability of the source codes, and (iv)
the reproducibility of the empirical results, and (v) the accessibility of the software.
After review and acceptance, your software and/or code will be copied to the journal archive on GitHub and
integrated with the online version of your OSP available on ScienceDirect. Your work will be abstracted and indexed,
optimized for search, fully citable, archived, and fully counted as a scientific contribution.
If you have questions or wish to provide feedback on Original Software Publications please contact Elsevier support
at OSP@elsevier.com.
For GitHub support please email science@github.com and kindly use "OSP" in your email header
ABOUT NEUROCOMPUTING JOURNAL
Neurocomputing (Impact Factor: 2.005) publishes articles describing recent fundamental contributions in the field of
neurocomputing, including theory, practice and applications. http://www.journals.elsevier.com/neurocomputing/
Associate Editor in Chief for Neurocomputing Software Track
Professor Steven C.H. Hoi,
School of Information Systems, Singapore Management University, Singapore
E-mail: chhoi@smu.edu.sg or stevenhoi@gmail.com