Merge pull request #6 from computorg/faq

Adding categories back to FAQ

Author: NelleV

assets/img/reproducible-sequence.png

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: How to automatically publish the HTML of my contribution to a website?
 date: '2023-03-17'
 description: Describe how to render your article, activate your gh-page and publish
   your contribution online
-tags:
+categories:
 - reproducibility
 format:
   html:

blog/2023-03-17-HTML-to-website/index.qmd

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: 'I use a different language than Python, R or Julia: would Computo accept
   contributions?'
 date: '2023-03-24'
 description: Describe how to handle other languages than R, Julia or Python
-tags:
+categories:
 - reproducibility
 - code
 format:

blog/2023-03-24-others-languages/index.qmd

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: I have large or sensible data. How should I proceed?
 date: '2023-06-21'
 description: Describe how to handle large or sensible data files when submitting to
   Computo
-tags:
+categories:
 - reproducibility
 format:
   html:

blog/2023-06-21-data/index.qmd

@@ -1,14 +1,17 @@
 ---
-title: My data analysis takes several hours/days/weeks... How to address the issue
-  of reproducibility?
+title: My data analysis takes several hours/days/weeks... How to address the issue of reproducibility?
 date: '2023-06-21'
 description: Discuss the reproducibility for long-running code
-tags:
+categories:
 - reproducibility
 format:
   html:
     toc: true
 page-layout: article
 ---
 
-If your analyses, model tuning or training phase take a prohibitively long time to compile and integrate, you can include the results of the trained methods in the form of a binary file. However, you must provide the code enabling the user to fully reproduce the training phase, and illustrate your code in a small, toy-sized example.
+If your analyses, model tuning or training phase take a prohibitively long
+time to compile and integrate, you can include the results of the trained
+methods in the form of a binary file. However, you must provide the code
+enabling the user to fully reproduce the training phase, and illustrate your
+code in a small, toy-sized example.

blog/2023-06-21-long-running-code/index.qmd

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: What is expected exactly in terms of reproducibility?
 date: '2023-07-04'
 description: Discuss the different kinds of reproducibility at play in Computo, and
   what is expected from the authors.
-tags:
+categories:
 - reproducibility
 format:
   html:
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Computo is not just about publishing a notebook and proving that it can be compi
 
 We don't ask people reproducing their data... yet! We also don't ask for "bit-wise computational" reproducibility (i.e. obtaining exactly the same results bit-by-bit) but rather a "statistical" reproducibility, i.e. obtaining results leading to the same conclusion, with potential non-significant statistical variability.
 
-![Reproducible Workflow](img/reproducible-sequence.svg)
+![Reproducible Workflow](/assets/img/reproducible-sequence.png)
 
 Indeed, the global scientific workflow of a reproducible process for a Computo may be split in two types of steps:
 

blog/2023-07-04-what-reproducibility/index.qmd

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ listing:
   fields:
   - title
   - categories
+  categories: true
 page-layout: full
 title-block-banner: true
 ---