On 05/20/2017 01:29 PM, Gabe Becker wrote:
So r packages don't really have a formal "corresponding author" concept,
though they do have a number of related concepts that may do what you need:
The 'Maintainer' is the person the Bioconductor core team will actually
correspond with; it is not an
Hi everyone,
I’m developing a Bioconductor package in which I’m creator and author but
someone else is the corresponding autho. Is the following code correct for the
R package description file? Is the corresponding author being cited? She is
supervising the overall procedure but she is not a
Sorry I think I read that too fast. Imo tlif a pesos contributes
substantially to the design of a package they can be listed in the
authors. I am (non-first) author for a couple of packages for which I
heavily contributed to the design but did not write any code. Note that the
design
So r packages don't really have a formal "corresponding author" concept,
though they do have a number of related concepts that may do what you need:
Authors/creators/contributors go in the authors (@R) field in the
description. These are the people who created the package.
Copyright holder is a
