Reducing human error in data analysis by helping researchers find others to independently audit research code. See posting guidelines (https://teapawt.org/t.co/hyEE2n69yC).
Stanford, CA
Joined November 2019
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Code Is My Copilot (at #BITSS2019) retweeted
Seeking @Code_Copilot for JudgementAndDecisionMaking experiment wt @giladfeldman, prefer by 25Feb2020. 150lines data prep + 1450 lines analysis (large chunks of it are empty rows). Background needed: R, Rmarkdown. Background useful: prop. tests, rudimentary BayesianAnlysis
We'll be at #BITSS2019! Come say hi to @_MMathur and @Tom_Hardwicke and grab a free decal.
@Code_Copilot works, and is terrific!
Went over what @jpheffne sent @PRASAC after reviewing our manuscript's Rmarkdown, & it's wonderful. Truly.
That's what science should be. Open, reproducible, collaborative, positive. Contribute to your community!
Thanks @jpheffne!
Our second copiloting request! Who would like to help with this?
Seeking @Code_Copilot for JudgementAndDecisionMaking experiment wt @giladfeldman , prefer by 10Dec2019. 150lines data prep + 920 lines analysis(a large portion of it is empty rows). Background needed: R, Rmarkdown. Background useful: ind T-tests, rudimentary BayesianAnlysis
We hear you on the deep fear of analysis errors. @_MMathur has had literal nightmares to this effect...
Our inaugural copiloting request! Who can help copilot this simulation study? Someone from #epitwitter?
“Seeking @Code_Copilot for maximum likelihood of a mixture cure model with covariates via simulation, wanted by by 20/11/2019
Requesters post their own requests by tweeting @Code_Copilot, which we then retweet. See our posting guidelines for more on this.
And that should be @Tom_Hardwicke. If only we'd had a copilot to audit our tweet...
6.) Questions? Want more details? See our documentation and FAQ (shorturl.at/mnIP9)!
5.) We hope this idea will catch on and survive. This largely depends on your own engagement and sharing. If you support, please consider retweeting, following, posting a request, or offering to copilot.
4.) If you’re interested in seeing these requests and potentially being a copilot, please follow us. No strings or commitments required. To offer your copiloting skills, just respond directly to the request tweet. You and the requester can take it from there.
3.) “Seeking @Code_Copilot for human-robot interaction experiment, wanted by 1/1/2020. 450 lines data prep + 620 lines analysis. Background needed: R, tidyR, linear mixed models. Background useful: mouse-tracking data.”
2.) To find a copilot for your study, send us @Code_Copilot a tweet following our posting guidelines (shorturl.at/mnIP9). We will then retweet to our followers. Potential copilots can respond directly. For example:
1.) @Code_Copilot (by @_MMathur, @TomHardwicke, & @BalazsAczel) is a no-frills, beta platform to help you, a researcher in any discipline, to find another researcher (your “copilot”) to carefully read and re-run your data prep and analysis code to help check for errors.