This repository host the source code for the slides used for a talk about reproducibility in scientific research within the 2021 Sapienza CS DiDo Workshop held in Bertinoro, Italy.
The slides use Marp, a Markdown presentation ecosystem.
The goal of all this is to make it possible and easy to reconstruct the workflow for building the slides.
Additionally, you can see this repository as a boilerplate for building slide presentations using Marp.
The easiest way to compile the slides to the HTML or the PDF format is the use the Docker container image provided by the authors of Marp.
You can use the compile_<OS>.sh scripts to compile the slides, depending on your operating system.
On Linux, run the following command
$ ${REPO_HOME}/compile_linux.sh pitchme.md
Adding the --pdf option, you get the slides in the PDF format.
On MacOS, just use the compile_macos.sh script in the same way.
If you are using Windows, see here to get instructions on how to run the docker image directly.
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- ML@CMU on reproducibility in ML
- Artifact evaluation @ CAV 2021
This code is released under the Unlicense.
Marco Esposito (see GitHub email).