Get Started with CAMIS

How to get involved

CAMIS is a community effort. Although this project does have a core team, the endeavor of tracking all these comparisons will fail without community contributions. We appreciate all contributions, big or small!

You can get involved in the following ways:

• join our monthly online meetings by completing the new members form
• report a difference or request a new method by filing an issue
• contribute to our documentation

First-time contributors

Welcome to CAMIS! Please read this article: Get started, which contains some useful information to help you navigate your first PR submission.

How to contribute to the documentation

Please contribute by submitting a pull request (PR) and our team will review it.

Adding a new page

If you are adding a new page, please follow our template guidelines:

• Single Language Template

• Comparing Languages Template

Good documentation on data, methods are very much appreciated!

Asking for help

If you need any assistance with setting up your workspace, do not hesitate to contact @DrLynTaylor, @statasaurus, @chizapoth or @yannickvandendijck! For more information about how to choose an R package read this short guidance

Dissertation projects

Are you:

• a student looking for a dissertation project?
• an academic looking for projects for your students?
• a researcher who wants to partner with a university and student to help progress your research?

If so, check out this page, and contact @DrLynTaylor for more information.