Methodological demonstration showcases four R packages to bridge reproducibility gaps in ecological research, highlighting practical workflows from raw data to publication.
Conference poster introducing four R packages, renv, pins, testthat and rmarkdown, that together close the practical reproducibility gap between raw data and published results in ecological research. Each panel maps one package onto one failure mode, and a worked example combines all four. This record holds the poster as an A4 PDF and a snapshot of the source repository, which contains the poster as a self-contained HTML file and the R script that deterministically generates its QR code. A companion page with the long-form version of each panel is at https://albansagouis.com/reproducible-r/
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