DOI, cite suspect

[0rC0]

has suspect a DOI yet?
Should I cite something to use it for a publication?

[bennyrowland]

Hi @0rC0, that is an excellent question. At the moment suspect, or rather OpenMRSLab in general, only has an abstract from ESMRMB 2017 (Rowland, B. C. (2017). OpenMRSLab: An open-source software repository for Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy data analysis tools (pp. 687–688). Presented at the ESMRMB.), the DOI for that is here: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10334-017-0635-y.

I think that the code is now mature enough to present as a complete paper, it has been used in several publications already and now has most of the important features implemented, and this is something that I am currently working on, but may not be ready in time for your publication plans.

If you do publish something using suspect, please do let us know, I think that it would be nice to add a list of papers which have used it to the main page here and at ReadTheDocs.

[0rC0]

If I publish, I do :-)

To make a relase citable, I've found also this step-by-step guide from GitHub:

https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/

[jamie-roberts]

I still think this is an important issue, if there has been any update on the above mentioned paper or a change to the recommended reference please do share.