This project would represent the template for the analyses conducted within the Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence from the Medical Sciences (LAIMS) at the Unit of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Public health (UBEP) within the Department of Cardiac, Thoracic, Vascular Sciences, and Public Health (DSCTVPH) of the University of Padova (UniPD).
The aim is to provide a ready-to-use robust, reproducible infrastructure for complex to quick analyses.
When you create a new project based on this template, name it (i.e.,
it’s folder) accordingly with your project’s name (possibly without
spaces). Next, you can open the 01-FIRST_RUN.Rscript, and execute the
code and instructions within it. There, you will have the opportunity to
set the very first and basic pieces of information for your project, and
activate all its functionalities. After that, you can start to develop
your project, defining its targets (i.e., it’s main object outputs) in
the _targets.R file, which define the concept DAG of your project
tracking all it’s dependencies.
In the dev/ folder, you will find also the 02-dev_cycle.R and the
03-run_cycle.R helping you across the development and execution/update
of the project.
- A dedicated packages’ project-level library powered by
{renv} - All the documentation for functions and the project itself powered
by
{roxygen2} - A test-driven environment powered by
{testthat},{checkmate}, and{covr}. - Systems for grammar and static code checking powered by
{spelling}and{lintr}, respectively - Continuous Integration and Development is activated and powered by GitHub actions, automating linters and checks execution, and coverage assessment.
- A full environment enforcing reproducibility by the execution, caching
and invalidation of a structured project’s pipeline powered by
{targets}and{tarchetypes}in conjunction and synergy with Rmarkdown scientifically flavored documents powered by{distill}(with options for connections with Zotero as citation manager, linked with local or remote libraries)
Please note that the laims.analysis project is released with a
Contributor Code of
Conduct.
By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.