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[PRE REVIEW]: Shapelets: A Python package implementing shapelet functions and their applications #5911
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@editorialbot invite @jgostick as editor Hi @jgostick, could you edit this submission related to image analysis? Although it has applications in astronomy, it also seems relevant to materials science as well. |
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The author of this package is my colleague and collaborator. It'll pretty awkward in the lunch room when I have to reject his submission! |
@jgostick ah, yes that's a clear conflict! I'll find someone else. |
Just for the record, lunch room conversations with @jgostick have always been awkward. |
Happy (Canadian) Thanksgiving! I just wanted to check-in on the status of assigning an editor and also point out a somewhat special situation regarding the development of the shapelets package. The core package was developed internally and included as supplemental information for the research publication that introduced one of the application methods (self_assembly). This code was developed by R. Suderman (@rsuderman) and later modified by T. Akdeniz as part of another research publication; both are co-authors of this submission. Myself, @mptino, and @Abaacus have rewritten, enhanced, and added to the core package in order to improve its usability for researchers interested in the use of shapelet functions for their own purposes, but also included several past applications (astronomy and self_assembly). Thus the three of us have made all of the commits to the relatively new public repo, the past contributions of Rob and Thomas are in various internal repos and are not reflected in the public repo. However, all of the authors have made significant contributions to both the development of methods and the code itself. |
@nasserma understood, thanks for the explanation. |
@editorialbot invite @AoifeHughes as editor Hi @AoifeHughes, could you edit this submission? It may fall outside your primary areas of expertise but involves image analysis. Thanks! |
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Hi @kyleniemeyer, sure I can edit |
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hmm, why didn't that work before? |
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@xuanxu - we used to get error messages in this case - can we get them back? (It will save you time too 🙂) |
I'll correct the paper.md file and add the missing DOIs to the references later today, sorry for the inconvenience. |
Yes, I'll take a look into it. I'm not sure why the messages are not automatically posted by editorialbot |
@AoifeHughes The invalid ORCIDs and missing DOIs have been corrected. @xuanxu Also, note that the workflow we added to the repo per the JOSS instructions has always resulted in a PDF being created, so we were not aware that the invalid ORCIDs were a problem until now. |
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Hi @nasserma , I'm just putting out some requests to reviewers and haven't gotten responses yet, please feel free to make some suggestions of potential reviewers from your own knowledge or by using https://reviewers.joss.theoj.org/ to help us proceed faster |
Hello @AoifeHughes , thanks for putting out requests to reviewers, here are a few from different areas (astrophysics, materials science, computational science) that have relevant background from the list of registered reviewers: @tbmiller-astro , @rmorgan10 ; |
Hello, Unfortunately I cannot review this work due to limited available time. Good luck with your submission! |
Hi @AoifeHughes - any luck with finding reviewers? |
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@mptino Im trying, I sent out a dozen requests last week and we have one so far, if you have any other suggestions that would be helpful, otherwise I'll go through some more later myself. |
@AoifeHughes Thanks for your efforts. I just want to confirm that these suggested reviewers were all contacted before I look for more. Also, should we be limiting ourselves to the JOSS reviewers list for suggested reviewers, or also look outside of this list? |
Yes, and those qualified to review but not on our list are acceptable |
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OK, I've started the review over in #6058. |
Submitting author: @nasserma (Nasser Mohieddin Abukhdeir)
Repository: https://github.com/uw-comphys/shapelets
Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): publications
Version: v0.1
Editor: @AoifeHughes
Reviewers: @tbmiller-astro, @Anshuman5
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