Why researchers should share their analytic code | Oxford DataLab

Authors:
Ben Goldacre
Caroline Morton
Nick DeVito
Posted:
21 November 2019
Published in:
Goldacre, B., Morton, C. E., & DeVito, N. J. (2019). Why researchers should share their analytic code. BMJ, l6365. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.l6365
Tags:
Open-working, policy-insights, research-integrity

The recent retraction of a trial published in JAMA after a serious programming error highlights why sharing analytic code is important for transparency.

Why researchers should share their analytic code

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