Repository of data and code for augmented reality replication of color depth perception experiment.
This project follows princiiples of reproducible research and open science. A few good general resources to learn more about the principles and best practices of open reproducable research:
- What are the principles of reproducable research?
- Erik Gundersen, O. (2021). The fundamental principles of reproducibility. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, 379(2197), 20200210.
- Alston, J. M., & Rick, J. A. (2021). A Beginner’s Guide to Conducting Reproducible Research. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, 102(2), 1-14.
- What is open science?
This project repository strives to support reprodcible research and open science in many of the ways outlined in the above resources.
- The project code is open source, all code used for data analysis and collecting data is stored and viewable in this open repository.
- This project data is open data / open access. All raw data is collected in this project so that reanalysis and replication from collected data may be performed by any researcher.
- Documentation of software tools, versions and environments is part of this repository so that anyone may recreate the environemnt and (re)run all of the experiments, tools and data analysis collected in this project.
- This project repository strives for a reproducible workflow. No data analysis products or tools are performed by hand. All parts of the workflow of this project, from the raw data to final papers, can be fully reproduced by running the project workflow contained in this repository.