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Xun posted:When you look at a GitHub page for a research paper, what do you guys want to see if the readme? Im updating mine for a publication and sadly the only advice I'm getting from my labmates is "the code is all there and there's a bibtex citation, why are you worrying You'd think this would be a basic one (who wouldn't include a requirements.txt?) but please please please list all required libraries and versions. It takes long enough to get research code running as it is. I spent a couple of days once because someone's requirements.txt didn't list library versions and it depended on old versions that weren't easily interoperable. It's nice if "type this to run model" replicates exactly what was done in the paper. Also, please stick a license on your code.
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