Beyond computational reproducibility, let us aim for reusability
Read OriginalThis article argues that reproducibility in computational science is a means to an end, not the ultimate goal. It advocates for building reusable and modifiable software libraries to consolidate scientific knowledge, similar to traditional libraries. It discusses challenges like automation, version control, and portability that hinder both reproducibility and reusability in research.
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