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sequencing-examples

This repo is a place for users of the sequencing package to share examples of simulations they have performed using sequencing.

Acknowledging sequencing

If you used sequencing for work that was published in a journal article, preprint, blog post, etc., please cite/acknowledge the sequencing project using its DOI:

Uploading Examples

So that others may learn from and reproduce the results of your work, please consider uploading a demonstration of the simulations you performed in the form of well-documented Jupyter notebooks or Python files.

If you used sequencing to generate data that was included in a figure or table in a published document, explicitly point out which portions of the code reproduce which portions of the published work. Please also provide both a citation for the published work and a link to an open-access version (arXiv, link to a pdf, etc.).

For an example of a notebook that reproduces published work, see the SNAP gate tutorial (link to notebook on GitHub).

Workflow

1. Fork this repo on GitHub to your personal account.
2. Clone the repo from your fork.
3. Pull the latest changes from the main branch.
4. In your local repo, create a new directory in the root of the repo with a name describing the example.
5. Add your well-documented Jupyter notebook(s) and/or Python files to that directory.
6. Push your changes to your remote once the example is finished.
7. Create a pull request against the base main branch through the Github website.