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[PRE REVIEW]: Generating synthetic star catalogs from simulated data for next-gen observatories with py-ananke #6092
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@editorialbot query scope @athob — Thanks for your submission! Given the small size of the main code base, I have submitted this pre-review for editorial review. This usually takes a week or two and I'll report back here as soon as I hear back from the rest of the editorial board. Should we also be reviewing https://github.com/athob/py-EnBiD-ananke and https://github.com/athob/py-Galaxia-ananke? Please feel free to provide any extra context that would be useful for the team when looking at the scholarly effort of this submission. Thanks! |
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Hi @dfm, thanks for your message! Indeed the submodule repositories of Additionally, I would like to bring to your attention to some extent the submodule repository While reviewing the criteria outlined in the Substantial Scholarly Effort Guidelines, I noticed that the last criterion evaluates the likelihood of I would appreciate your feedback on the aforementioned points. If there are any additional inquiries or clarifications needed, please feel free to let me know. Thanks for your time and consideration, I am looking forward to hearing back from you after the editorial board's response. |
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Hi @athob, Thanks for the explanation. We've agreed that between this principal repo and the two submodules, the code is substantial enough to proceed with the review. I'll start looking for reviewers. For simplicity, I'll say that the repos to be considered part of the review are: |
Hi @warrickball, Thanks for your message and for the decision, I am looking forward to hearing from you regarding the review. |
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Submitting author: @athob (Adrien C. R. Thob)
Repository: https://github.com/athob/py-ananke
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Version: v1.0.0
Editor: @warrickball
Reviewers: @rrjbca, @lheckmann
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