Are you a scientist or researcher? What open source tools do you rely on?
Are you a scientist or researcher? What open source tools do you rely on?
Welcome to OSSci! Please share any OSS projects that are essential for your work, tools you see are gaining traction in your field, or anything else that has recently popped up on your radar. Please provide a link to the repo (e.g., GitHub) and any additional context that might be helpful for othe...
OSSCi (non-profit working on open source science tools) is working on a project that maps the OSS ecosystem, specifically tools that are used in science, and we're starting with generative AI, machine learning, and materials science. Here's a very very very minimal demo of the map:
https://map.opensource.science/
and here's a discourse forum we're collecting info on
https://community.opensource.science/t/mapping-the-oss-tool-landscape/28
R. I do basically everything in R (except for c++ stuff when I gotta go fast). it’s wonderful and is totally open source software.