Gael Varoquaux • 5/20/2010

Personal views on scientific computing

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The article presents a vision for improving scientific computing software, advocating for high-level, readable languages and robust, open-source libraries. It stresses that code quality, documentation, and unit testing are essential for reproducible research and that scientific software should be treated as a primary research output alongside publications.

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