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The last error is related to SVG figures. We have a table with SVG badges. @derekmeyer37, can you replace the SVG badges with png figures? If not, let's just write down the number of total dependencies (the second number of the badges.)
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Thank you @stmcg for suggesting me! @spholmes I'd be happy to review this paper.
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@derekmeyer37 There is no paper branch which can be used to get the paper.md
. Can you create paper branch?
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Software report:
github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.88 T=0.09 s (563.1 files/s, 341938.9 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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C/C++ Header 2 4131 2432 11121
Bourne Shell 2 458 472 3596
C++ 8 498 145 1980
R 22 653 1702 1779
HTML 1 120 1 680
Markdown 5 127 0 514
Rmd 4 167 356 168
m4 1 31 0 145
YAML 3 26 11 95
JSON 2 0 0 83
TeX 1 5 0 48
make 1 10 0 23
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SUM: 52 6226 5119 20232
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Wordcount for paper.md
is 736
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@derekmeyer37 thanks for this submission. I am the AEiC for this track and here to help with the initial steps. Can you confirm that the above software report featuring the lines of code counts (LOC) for the different languages is reasonably accurate? Can you clarify what encapsulates the main functionality achieved with this submission in terms of those? E.g. would it be accurate to say the core work here is centered around the ~2000 lines of R, and that the ~2k C++, and >10k C/C++ header some epiworld
functionality (for which this work appears a wrapper)? Or is the C/C++ content contained herein also your personal work?
Quick note on the paper, could you add Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America
, to your affiliation (assuming I got that right)? Thanks.
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Yes, the LOC are accurate. The 11,000 lines of code is the wrapper for epiworld which we are developing as well. I also went ahead and added "Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America" to the affiliation.
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@derekmeyer37 Thanks for that additional information. I will now proceed to find a handling editor. Note though that many are currently somewhat oversubscribed or on holiday. Hence I'll need to "waitlist" this submission for the moment and we'll have to be patient until a handling editor becomes available.
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@spholmes this looks like it may be your cup of tea 🍵, however you are already handling several other submissions. Would you be able to let me know if you could in principle help edit this one? If so, could you let me know if you'd rather leave this waitlisted, or if we could assign this to you already. Thanks!
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@Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman I am happy to handle this although I am having a lot of trouble with unresponsive reviewers right now, vacations and conferences are monopolizing travel and availability. But we'll try...
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Thanks @spholmes I'll assign you now so. I fully understand regarding the (Northern hemisphere ;) ) summer time difficulties. I am seeing extra papers as folks squeeze out a paper before going on holiday, and also many editors and reviewers are unavailable. I think it is okay to accept the longer processing times at the moment and we need not stress about it too much. There is not a lot we can do about it.
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@derekmeyer37 I have assigned an editor and formally removed the waitlisted
label. However, as Susan also hinted at, our journal is experiencing a bit of a backlog and our reduced editorial force (as many are on holiday) are handling many submissions. The same issues may apply to finding reviewers, and getting them to commit to a quick review time. As such I just wanted to point out that, although we're doing our best, processing this review may take a bit longer than usual.
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@Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman I can volunteer to review this. It is in line with my field and I have also reviewed JOSS article in the past. If you see fit, you can assign me as a reviewer.
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Sorry this didn't go through the way I was expecting it to...probably because I don't have another editor yet.
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👋 @stmcg would you be interested in reviewing this package,
Thanks
Susan
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👋 @stmcg would you be interested in reviewing this package, Thanks Susan
Thanks a lot for the invitation. This came at a particular busy time for me (am travelling very shortly) and so I won't be able to review it.
I'd suggest Carino Gurjao as a reviewer for this ([email protected]). He has reviewed for JOSS before, and he'd be interested and available to review this paper
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Thanks Sean @stmcg for the suggestion.
@carinogurjao :
Would you like to review the paper on epiworldR?
Many thanks
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