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[REVIEW]: PyRolL - An Extensible OpenSource Framework for Rolling Simulation #6200
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Hi @axtimhaus, can you check this possible missing DOI? Thanks. |
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@philipcardiff I have updated the DOI. |
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Hi, I have posted my review as a MR (pyroll-docs) and an issue (pyroll-core). Globally, I think that this piece of software is very interesting and deserves a paper in JOSS. I have been very happy with the documentation although I saw that there is an issue which says that it should be completely rewritten. PyRolL is very easy to install with PyPI and it is also straightforward to make a quick simulation (I like the "create-input-py" command of the pyroll executable which gives a first basic test for the new user). The input and outputs are easily understandable and the generated HTML report is very convenient to analyse the results. I have also played with the example Jupyter notebooks (pyroll-examples). Everything works as expected. Therefore, I have no "major changes" to request. I will be happy to accept the paper as soon as my comments in the issue have been resolved. |
Thanks @rboman. My review is also in progress, and I agree with your comments and experiences. |
For future reference: pyroll-project/pyroll-core#158 (comment) |
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Just noticed, that we forgot to mention one valuable contributor which we want to thank. I just updated the paper.md. |
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Hi @axtimhaus, I noticed that the author lists differ between the paper and Zenodo archive. We typically ask that those match, unless for a particular reason. Can you fix that, or let us know a reason for the difference (if intentional)? Also, I made some minor edits to the paper in pyroll-project/pyroll-core#164. Can you review and merge? |
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@axtimhaus the paper edits are good; can you address or resolve the Zenodo archive author list? |
I have updated the Zenodo record. These were automatically filled from the Python metadata. |
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Submitting author: @axtimhaus (Max Weiner)
Repository: https://github.com/pyroll-project/pyroll-core
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