An R package for easy reproducible research
exreport has been conceived to obtain robust and transparent reproducibility when developing scientific publishable results. Describe your experiments and your analysis in an exreport script and reproduce publish-ready descriptive statistics, tables, plots and many more with a single click.
Learn MoreMade for Researchers by Researchers
This projects was started as an utility collection of useful tools and scripts
developed by a group of PhD students, to agilize and enhacing the process of publishing
scientific papers. Later on, motivated by the utility of the toolbox the project
was enriched by proposing a methodology aiming for a total reproducibility of
the results and error free research.
We believe in the potential of this toolbox and wish that it would serve to others
in the same situation and is our desire to share it with the community. Please check
the get started and examples
sections to check it this package can be useful for your work.
Download and Install
An stable version of exreport can be found on the CRAN repository, download it with:
# install_package("exreport")
The latest development version of the project is also hosted on github so you can add it to your R installation via the devtools package.
# install_package("devtools")
devtools::install_github("jacintoArias/exreport")
Subscribe to the mailing list
(We actually use the group to track the active users of the package so it will great if you join)Subscribe to exreport-user
Collaborate
Please visit the github repository to know more about the project and help
us maintain it clean of bugs and errors via issues. Collaborate with us
requesting new functionalities or adding them yourself via pull-requests.
View it in GitHub
Any help or feedback is welcomed!
News:
- 20/11/2015 - exreport now on CRAN
- 22/10/2015 - exreport 0.4 is online
- 27/09/2015 - exreport 0.3 is online
- 10/06/2015 - exreport 0.1 is online