Project Report Guidelines
Sixth annual Clinic on Meaningful Modeling of Epidemiological Data
June 1-12, 2015, African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Muizenberg, Cape Town, RSA
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- Each group should submit a written report on the group’s progress by August 1. Reports should be 6–10 pages (not more).
- Reports should include the following elements:
- Brief introduction - State your research question/s, describe the data available, and outline your approach.
- Methods - Give a detailed account of your methods, including statistical and dynamical modeling. Also describe what you know about how the data were collected, including who collected the data and a for what purpose. Include a link to your code repository in this section.
- Results - Describe your results to date. Include tables and figures, as appropriate.
- Issues - Describe any obstacles you’ve encountered, your attempts to overcome them, and what your next steps would be to address these problems.
- Plans - Do you intend to continue further with the project, and to pursue publication? If so, what are your anticipated next steps? Outline a proposed timeline for completion and submission. We will provided detailed feedback on your plans, including our assessment of the feasibility of publication and achievability of the proposed timeline.
- Contributions - Describe the contributions of each group member to the progress you’ve made to date (eg, who did what parts of the analysis, who wrote which sections, etc).
- Reports should be submitted via email to reports@ici3d.org. Submit your report as a single PDF document.
- All code used in the generation of the report should be available via your group’s GitHub repository, and a link to the repository should be included in the submitted report.